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Grand National Guide - some of the outside bets

We’re looking at Hear the Echo, Cornish Sett, Parson’s Legacy and State of Play today - four horses that have question marks hanging over them, but the potential on the day to go on and win the National.

published: 31st March 2009 in free bets full article / comment »

The Grand National Guide Part 3 - some of the favourites

This week I’ll be running my eye over the Grand National field and hopefully picking out a few horses that look good. Already, we’ve seen some of the trends from previous years, and two horses have caught the eye - Cornish Sett and Idle Talk. But are they really National quality? Let’s look at the favourites and see what we can ascertain…

published: 29th March 2009 in free bets full article / comment »

The Grand National Guide Part 2 - applying the rules

Let’s apply the rules that we learnt from looking at the history of the race and add a few more, shall we? This gives us a list of horses that fit the overall picture of the history of the race. Next up, we take out the French horses (they never win), and look at their record at Aintree itself.

published: 28th March 2009 in free bets full article / comment »

How to pick a Grand National Winner - the Free Bet Bookmaker Guide

First things first - I’m not going to tell you WHO will win the Grand National (yet). What I will tell you is how to shorten the field so that you have a list of horses to analyse, and a list of horses to discard. It works almost every year, and proves that this race is far from being a lottery. Ignore the so-called experts, because with this guide, the only expert is YOU!

published: 28th March 2009 in free bets full article / comment »

Friday’s tips for Cheltenham

Well, Thursday wasn’t our greatest day, although Pretty Star did redress the balance at the end with a fine second place, and we got this one at 25/1 earlier in the week. So all in all, not that bad. But Friday’s going to be great - here are our tips for the end of what has been a fantastic Cheltenham festival.

published: 13th March 2009 in News / Blog full article / comment »

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Ladbrokes are offering a £200 free bet, for a £100 deposit -> first bet. So what are you waiting for? We’re saying that Voy Por Ustedes is a great bet tomorrow, among others, so Cheltenham’s a great place to make your money!

published: 12th March 2009 in free bets full article / comment »

Thursday’s Cheltenham Tips plus bet 100 get 200 from Ladbrokes

Here are Thursday’s tips for Cheltenham - and if you’re like the FreeBetBookmaker himself, then you’re quids in so far. Medermit and Punjabi set the ball rolling - Petit Robin was among four picks for us on Wednesday. Here’s what we think stands a chance on Thursday - plus there’s a bet £100 get £200 bet from Ladbrokes!

published: 12th March 2009 in News / Blog full article / comment »

Wednesday’s Cheltenham tips

If, like the Free Bet Bookmaker himself, you are still celebrating the winnings from a certain Punjabi at 25/1 earlier today, not to mention the each-way punt in the first race, then you’ll feel a little light-headed right now. Still, there are plenty of horses to look at for Wednesday - and once more, it’s a case of look each-way for the value, and hope for the best. In these huge fields, only the brave - and the foolish - wade in on the straight-forward winners. Except for one horse in particular, though… Master Minded

published: 11th March 2009 in News / Blog full article / comment »

Tuesday’s Cheltenham tips

Here are today’s top tips for Cheltenham - and a special offer from Totesport if you’re opening an account for the first time.

published: 10th March 2009 in News / Blog full article / comment »

Cheltenham tips and a free £25 bet from Paddy Power

We’re going for Madison du Berlais on Friday, but before that, we’re going for a free £25 bet from our favourite bookie, Paddy Power. However, if you still want the bet 10 get 20 offer, they’ve still got it…

published: 8th March 2009 in News / Blog full article / comment »