Trend Horses 2005-2006: Form-breakers for the Jumps and All-weather Flat

by Andrew Mount (Author)

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  Paperback
  2005

  $121.68

  Andrew Mount's 'Form-Breaking' methods were first applied to National Hunt racing in 2002. He revealed the hurdler with six wins from seven starts when faced with distances below three miles, a right-handed track and fast ground. He wrote about the progressive chaser who won all six career starts when rested for six weeks or longer. Now his findings are updated once again to help make your betting more profitable for the new Winter Jumps season. Also included is All-Weather racing expert Peter Stavers' form breakers for the Winter Flat season. This book features fully revised and updated database software 'Form-Breaking' analysis applied to National Hunt horses in 2005-2006. It is a very successful, proven formula which is for years been producing results from trend horses outlined in the same author's book Sprintline. Its given full promotion and advertising in Racing Post, Racing Post Weekender, Raceform Update, Racing and Football Outlook and Racing on Saturday.

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  Paperback
  2006

  $4.17

  This is an updated edition of Form Breakers For The Flat (2003; ISBN 1-904317-33-2) which highlighted dozens of winners during previous Flat racing seasons to the delight of many thousands of readers. The 200 horses featured in this new volume will help to make your betting more profitable in the 2006 Flat season. Andrew Mount has developed software to help him analyse a horse's career record by breaking it down by distance, going, class, field size, days between runs etc. He highlights the exact conditions under which you should back the featured horses. He regularly publishes his findings on internet forums and in Raceform Update , and Racing and Football Outlook . He is also a racecourse bookmaker.

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  Hardcover
  2003

  $3.51

  This is the follow-up to Ripping Gambling Yarns - a further collection of 25 humorous stories from the Racing Post's Special Projects Manager recalling the days before betting shops when betting off-course was illegal. These tales cover the author's experiences in backroom betting, FA Cup finals, election fever, the Derby, mobsters at the dogs and many more.