Saturday’s Market rasen card was much more like it for us jumping fans, wasn't it!
That Market Rasen
meeting also signifies the time when my exhaustive note taking kicks back into action for the jumps game.
Its a fantastic ‘warm-up’ note taking day for me. It gets my National Hunt brain back in proper thinking/analyzing/angle-seeking/pattern finding mode. Indeed I'm never happier than when looking for patterns and pointers for the jumpers, I'm like the proverbial pig in
muck!
I spend hour upon hour upon candle burning hour pulling together my own notes, they are the bedrock of my own personal punting and no stone is ever left un-turned trying to spot the patterns amongst a horses form.
And today I'm sharing those private notes with you
guys...
The notes are not as deep as they will be once the season is in full swing, and we have a plentiful supply of NH racing to tuck into, but they will give you a great idea of the 'Weekend Notes' section of the full NTF service. An area of the service you may not have seen before or, indeed, may not have even
been aware existed.
There is one horse in particular that I think we should be able to cash in on before too long, providing, of course, he gets his prime
conditions...
NTF Alternative to follow list...
Hopefully most of you will have grabbed your free copy of my alternative twenty to follow for
the season?
There have been a couple of changes to it over the weekend as I managed to get in touch with Donald Whillans who talked to me in great detail about his Shades of Midnight and Ruth Jefferson was in touch to tell me that one of the list members - Waiting Patiently - had moved to their yard from the Keith Reveley
yard.
Both horses have been updated on the list with the relevant info and the up to date version of the guide can be downloaded from the following link...
Cheers
Thanks for being a loyal NTF reader
