Well there are two, actually, on my figures anyway. Neither of which are current favourite Gleneagles.
One of the two at the top of the
figures is currently trading at a very tasty price indeed (upwards of 20-1 in fact).
Just because he is top of the figures doesn't guarantee he will win of course, far from it, but it's just the kind of price I like having on my side, especially when it is a runner that has a prime profile for the first classic of the season, based on my own
profile of previous winners of the illustrious race.
They will find out which runners fit my profiles.
They will find out where my money is going and
why.
And knowing the BDH/NTF subscribers like I do they will either agree with me and tread the same path or nod, agree, see where I'm coming from and then use the in-depth guides to come to their own conclusions!
Which, in my opinion, is exactly why the guides/service are a great addition to any punters betting weaponry.
I won't simply supply you with a name and expect you to follow me in blindly. I'm not about that. Never have been, never will be.
The 200 Guines guide (and all guides for the rest of the season) will cover the race trends profile (applied to every runner), the exclusive dosage profiles (again applied to every runner) and will also have pace and draw maps looking at where the likely pace is to come from.
As a member of the FREE BDH/NTF list you can join current members for a discounted rate on the link below...
When profiling the contest using race trends/profiling I utilise 14 individual angles, painstakingly researched by myself.
Here are three of the main trends I have applied to this years contenders...
1 15/15 Top 3 finish
LTO
2 14/15 made their racecourse debut at a G1 track
3 13/15 had finished no lower than 4th in their
career
There are another 11 trends that all runners have had applied to them.
I'm not looking for a perfect fit, I'm just looking for the best fit.
I expect to have a short-list of five.
I'll maybe play three of them.
One of which looks likely to be sent off at
rather lofty odds indeed.
The 2000 Guineas is merely the start of things on BDH. Indeed the race guides only make up about 50% of the analysis I'll be doing on the service this summer.
The exclusive BDH (Badly Drawn Horse) and UTR
(Under The Radar) squads will make up the rest of the 'work-load'.
Indeed there are already a couple of BDH Squad members sitting ready and waiting to do the business on the track.
I'll also be keeping a close eye on this weekends
action looking for any more that I can add to the squad as I prime both the BDH & UTR squads for the season ahead.
Happy Punting
p.s. did you get your free Handicap Sleepers Guide earlier this week?
If not you can still grab your copy below...
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