Despatches, And A VERY Special Offer...
Windows, dear reader, are funny things. Clear and yet obtrusive, they are metaphors for all kinds of situation.
Windows on the world show you things you'd not otherwise see, such as the wildlife images on your TV.
Windows Vista takes you to breathless heights of frustration that other operating systems simply cannot reach. ;o)
And windows of opportunity are short periods of time when you have a chance to take a calculated risk with a significant upside, be it financial, vocational or personal.
And it is to one such window that I will allude later in this post.
But first, the survey results are in....
A couple of days ago, I invited you to feedback on what you thought of Nag3 system reviews and in particular on a few that I have especially enjoyed over the past fifteen months.
As with each of the three times I've asked you for feedback, I've been extremely pleasantly surprised at your generosity and candour in taking the time to share with me what you think about our little virtual space, Nag3.
Among some fascinating insights which will shape the future of product reviews on these 'ere pages were the following responses:
- Almost everyone - 96.5% - thought the reviews were helpful (aw, bless!)
- Most of you - 81.5% - liked the honesty in the reviews (i.e. good is good, and crap is... erm... not very good!)
- Whilst more than 60% felt the reviews are fine as they are, a third believe the trials could be longer. I hear this, and agree with you, so future trials will span a fortnight at least.
- I was heartened to learn that only 6.6% of you felt that the reviews were too sales-y. Of course you know that if I review a decent product and you buy it, I get a slice of the sale price. Apart from the fact that I love writing about horses and other assorted gubbins, I am transparent in the fact that I take a cut for doing the legwork / reviews. And I'm chuffed that 93.4% of you acknowledge that and accept it.
- Almost every one of you (89%) is interested in learning about horse backing products. (Me too!)
- Perhaps surprisingly (certainly, I was!), nearly half of you would like Nag3 to review betting software products, such as bots. You'll definitely see more of these in coming months!
- And I was thrilled to discover that a measly, trifling, 1.7% of TFS owners thought that product was rubbish!!!! (Bless you, my loyal and - I hope, given its well in front for the third season in a row - loaded readers!)
Enough of the number chucking - take a squint at the digits over here....
Windows on the world show you things you'd not otherwise see, such as the wildlife images on your TV.
Windows Vista takes you to breathless heights of frustration that other operating systems simply cannot reach. ;o)
And windows of opportunity are short periods of time when you have a chance to take a calculated risk with a significant upside, be it financial, vocational or personal.
And it is to one such window that I will allude later in this post.
But first, the survey results are in....
******
A couple of days ago, I invited you to feedback on what you thought of Nag3 system reviews and in particular on a few that I have especially enjoyed over the past fifteen months.
As with each of the three times I've asked you for feedback, I've been extremely pleasantly surprised at your generosity and candour in taking the time to share with me what you think about our little virtual space, Nag3.
Among some fascinating insights which will shape the future of product reviews on these 'ere pages were the following responses:
- Almost everyone - 96.5% - thought the reviews were helpful (aw, bless!)
- Most of you - 81.5% - liked the honesty in the reviews (i.e. good is good, and crap is... erm... not very good!)
- Whilst more than 60% felt the reviews are fine as they are, a third believe the trials could be longer. I hear this, and agree with you, so future trials will span a fortnight at least.
- I was heartened to learn that only 6.6% of you felt that the reviews were too sales-y. Of course you know that if I review a decent product and you buy it, I get a slice of the sale price. Apart from the fact that I love writing about horses and other assorted gubbins, I am transparent in the fact that I take a cut for doing the legwork / reviews. And I'm chuffed that 93.4% of you acknowledge that and accept it.
- Almost every one of you (89%) is interested in learning about horse backing products. (Me too!)
- Perhaps surprisingly (certainly, I was!), nearly half of you would like Nag3 to review betting software products, such as bots. You'll definitely see more of these in coming months!
- And I was thrilled to discover that a measly, trifling, 1.7% of TFS owners thought that product was rubbish!!!! (Bless you, my loyal and - I hope, given its well in front for the third season in a row - loaded readers!)
Enough of the number chucking - take a squint at the digits over here....
Show me the Survey Responses!
Be sure, kind respondents, that your views are massively important here at Nag3 and will be taken on board, and acted upon. What you might call a win-win situation.
Thanks again...
Now, from win-win's to win-window's (with apologies for the terrible link)...
As you'll no doubt be aware from my various comments on the matter, and from your own wagering should you be in on the TFS gig, we're having a rather dandy time of it (fairly quiet week since Saturday's three winners aside).
The monthly scores this season are:
March +4.15 points
April -1.15 points
May +46.75 points (!)
June +18.55 points
Profits then to £20 at betfair odds are a very satisfying £1,366.
Even at SP for the small minority who still use the bookies regularly, the same £20's would have returned you £835.
Why am I telling you this? Well, because from now until the end of Royal Ascot, the window (if not the door) is opening for TrainerFlatStats.
The usual sales pitches apply: this is genuinely the last chance you'll have to buy TFS. At 5.40pm UK time, the window shuts, and we draw the curtains.
Thereafter, the guide will not be sold again this year. Your next opportunity to get hold of this type of information will be in late August when TrainerTrackStats 2008/9 hits the ether. Yes, the same TTS that has made 60 and 100 points respectively in the last two seasons :o)
So, before I get crucified by those who believe I'm too sales'y, you can get TFS - should you wish to - by going here:
You have a little less than nine days to get your copy and, of course, if you get it now, you'll enjoy Royal Ascot with us!
Talking of Royal Ascot, its just five days away, and I'm barely over my Epsom pain (backed the runner up in both Oaks and Derby - aaaargh!)
But over my Epsom pain I am, and onwards we go. Timeform popped through my door this morning, so I'll share a few pointers from there.
Timeform Bankers next week look like the following:
Tuesday: Fleeting Spirit in the Kings Stand (3yo filly against mixed sex older horses) is 6 points clear of her nearest rival.
Wednesday: Luca Cumani's handicap snip (?) Bankable in the Royal Hunt Cup is 6 points clear with the 'p' symbol indicating there is potential for further improvement!
Thursday: In the Ribblesdale, Oaks heroine (trained by our man, Raiph Beckett) Look Here is 6 point clear as well, if she runs.
Friday: Tartan Bearer, should he run in the King Edward VII Stakes, is 5 points clear of Henry Cecil's Twice Over (who is in turn clear of the third top rated)
Saturday: TrainerFlatStats is 65 points clear with a 'p' and closes after the last race! ;o)
Stay tuned on the Royal Ascot beat, as from the weekend and through next week, Gavin will be sharing the key trends in the key races.
For those of you who can't wait for next Tuesday to strike a wager (and that would be me!), there are loads of potential draw bias opportunities for a punt.
Goodwood tomorrow night presents one such, and Councellor trained by the very good Stef Liddiard looks worthy of an ickle tickle at around 6/1.
High has typically been the call on the straight course over at Chepstow, and there are some big fields in which to try and exploit this tomorrow.
Seventeen selling platers are due to go to post for the 7.00, and course winner Cyfrwys, trained by track specialist Bryn Palling will carry a couple of my more speculative quids from the 15 berth.
Superduper and Solemn both have belting chances in a moderate sprint at 8.15. Win only on the former, and a spot of each way indulgence on the latter. Well, there are four places to play for..!
Over at Sandown, its pointless getting cute on the five furlong chute (catchy, eh?). High wins the races usually.
So, with that in mind, we'll have a small bet on best drawn Macdillon at around 10's in the opener; and we'll follow up with Requisite (win) and First Trim (e.w) in the second race. Then, to the bar to count the shekels...!
Finally in what could be a very fine day (or not!) for draw followers, York offers significant sway towards low boxes in mile and 9 furlong races.
In the 2.50 race, Goodbye Mister Bond looks to be ready to win again. He's a course and distance winner, for whom the ground has come right, and he races off his lowest mark, 80, since May 2006. That day, he also raced off 80, and came home in front. Looks nailed on for the frame, and is my bet of the day, win and place.
That's all for tonight. Remember, don't put it off and forget, if you're interested in TFS, now is the time to grab a copy. The window closes in less than nine days time, and more winners are expected between now and then.
Gavin will be back tomorrow with his first look at the Royal Ascot showpiece festival, so stay tuned for that...
ttfn
Matt
p.s. Did anyone else buy the cards in the Spain - Russia game?! Despite there being 36 fouls, the referee (a noted card issuer) failed to book a single player... I was not impressed...
p.p.s. Hats off to petulant baby, Bastian Schweinsteiger (tipped by me to be one of the stars of the tournament!), for his spoilt brat cameo tonight. The tempestuous Teuton played less than 20 minutes before getting sent off. I don't imagine he'll be getting too much more first team action this Summer... that's more like it!!!
p.p.p.s. There's no TFS pitch here...
Thanks again...
******
Now, from win-win's to win-window's (with apologies for the terrible link)...
As you'll no doubt be aware from my various comments on the matter, and from your own wagering should you be in on the TFS gig, we're having a rather dandy time of it (fairly quiet week since Saturday's three winners aside).
The monthly scores this season are:
March +4.15 points
April -1.15 points
May +46.75 points (!)
June +18.55 points
Profits then to £20 at betfair odds are a very satisfying £1,366.
Even at SP for the small minority who still use the bookies regularly, the same £20's would have returned you £835.
Why am I telling you this? Well, because from now until the end of Royal Ascot, the window (if not the door) is opening for TrainerFlatStats.
The usual sales pitches apply: this is genuinely the last chance you'll have to buy TFS. At 5.40pm UK time, the window shuts, and we draw the curtains.
Thereafter, the guide will not be sold again this year. Your next opportunity to get hold of this type of information will be in late August when TrainerTrackStats 2008/9 hits the ether. Yes, the same TTS that has made 60 and 100 points respectively in the last two seasons :o)
So, before I get crucified by those who believe I'm too sales'y, you can get TFS - should you wish to - by going here:
You have a little less than nine days to get your copy and, of course, if you get it now, you'll enjoy Royal Ascot with us!
******
Talking of Royal Ascot, its just five days away, and I'm barely over my Epsom pain (backed the runner up in both Oaks and Derby - aaaargh!)
But over my Epsom pain I am, and onwards we go. Timeform popped through my door this morning, so I'll share a few pointers from there.
Timeform Bankers next week look like the following:
Tuesday: Fleeting Spirit in the Kings Stand (3yo filly against mixed sex older horses) is 6 points clear of her nearest rival.
Wednesday: Luca Cumani's handicap snip (?) Bankable in the Royal Hunt Cup is 6 points clear with the 'p' symbol indicating there is potential for further improvement!
Thursday: In the Ribblesdale, Oaks heroine (trained by our man, Raiph Beckett) Look Here is 6 point clear as well, if she runs.
Friday: Tartan Bearer, should he run in the King Edward VII Stakes, is 5 points clear of Henry Cecil's Twice Over (who is in turn clear of the third top rated)
Saturday: TrainerFlatStats is 65 points clear with a 'p' and closes after the last race! ;o)
Stay tuned on the Royal Ascot beat, as from the weekend and through next week, Gavin will be sharing the key trends in the key races.
******
For those of you who can't wait for next Tuesday to strike a wager (and that would be me!), there are loads of potential draw bias opportunities for a punt.
Goodwood tomorrow night presents one such, and Councellor trained by the very good Stef Liddiard looks worthy of an ickle tickle at around 6/1.
High has typically been the call on the straight course over at Chepstow, and there are some big fields in which to try and exploit this tomorrow.
Seventeen selling platers are due to go to post for the 7.00, and course winner Cyfrwys, trained by track specialist Bryn Palling will carry a couple of my more speculative quids from the 15 berth.
Superduper and Solemn both have belting chances in a moderate sprint at 8.15. Win only on the former, and a spot of each way indulgence on the latter. Well, there are four places to play for..!
Over at Sandown, its pointless getting cute on the five furlong chute (catchy, eh?). High wins the races usually.
So, with that in mind, we'll have a small bet on best drawn Macdillon at around 10's in the opener; and we'll follow up with Requisite (win) and First Trim (e.w) in the second race. Then, to the bar to count the shekels...!
Finally in what could be a very fine day (or not!) for draw followers, York offers significant sway towards low boxes in mile and 9 furlong races.
In the 2.50 race, Goodbye Mister Bond looks to be ready to win again. He's a course and distance winner, for whom the ground has come right, and he races off his lowest mark, 80, since May 2006. That day, he also raced off 80, and came home in front. Looks nailed on for the frame, and is my bet of the day, win and place.
******
That's all for tonight. Remember, don't put it off and forget, if you're interested in TFS, now is the time to grab a copy. The window closes in less than nine days time, and more winners are expected between now and then.
Gavin will be back tomorrow with his first look at the Royal Ascot showpiece festival, so stay tuned for that...
ttfn
Matt
p.s. Did anyone else buy the cards in the Spain - Russia game?! Despite there being 36 fouls, the referee (a noted card issuer) failed to book a single player... I was not impressed...
p.p.s. Hats off to petulant baby, Bastian Schweinsteiger (tipped by me to be one of the stars of the tournament!), for his spoilt brat cameo tonight. The tempestuous Teuton played less than 20 minutes before getting sent off. I don't imagine he'll be getting too much more first team action this Summer... that's more like it!!!
p.p.p.s. There's no TFS pitch here...
posted by Matt at
20:10
2 Comments:
Pegasus Lad finished 3rd but it was 7 horses race so it did NOT place.
Until off course you bet on place market on BF.
thank you very much MATT for you advice for yesterday
CHEERS
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