Gremlins, dear reader, appear to have attacked my email notification system currently, which is why you’ve been spammed recently by me.
I have had to switch off the notification emails until I can work out what’s happening with them, so remember to check back from time to time when you get a minute.
Now, if you’ll forgive me for that, I hope you’ll also forgive me for this final reflective touch of self-indulgence from last week. (I’m actually trying to cheer myself up, after splitting from my dear lady… My fault, not related to Cheltenham… Enough already.)
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Hi Matt
Your analysis of tomorrows Cheltenham races is a real ‘tour de force’…win or lose, absolutely brilliant. Miles in front of all the others I deal with, and, believe me, I deal with a lot!.
Let me tell you now; you really are the best,
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Hi Matt,
Just a note to say a BIG thank you for your blogs on the Cheltenham Festival. They provided great entertainment and as it turned out a pretty profit too. I was following your portfolio picks and whilst I was only doing a trivial £2 a point I managed to get Silver Jaro at 99/1 on Betfair - Wa Hey!! Hope you had a great night last night and that your head is not too sore this morning!!!
Best Wishes to You
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first of all i’d like to say i found your blog in the week prior to cheltenham. your insight into the racing was excellent and very informative as i am a great believer in trends. been waiting for your reaction to friday but it appears you are still on the lash 
celebrating silver jaro, typically being human i was dissappointed with taking the 46 on betfair the night before racing. betfair sp 86s. typical human greed never happy 
i particularly liked when things didnt quite go according to plan you didn’t paper over them and just got on with it. once again well done and i hope to hear more from your future blogs. trends is the way forward imo. here to the winner of the grand national . fingers xd. well done.
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Just a quick note to say thanks for some great advice thru’ TRENDS on your blog, i found it to be very helpful, Using TRENDS i had a reasonable cheltenham, i bet on 20 races , only each way (due to generous prices) (ie no placepots or dutching - 1 horse per race) and had 2 winners and 8 places, and when you are getting 7/1 for a place (neptune collonges) it means i ended up making over 60% profit on cheltenham.Of course Nenuphar Collonges helped esp. as i got on at 14/1.
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Enough already, my back is so sore from all that slapping. Seriously, it was a fantastic week and I doubt we’ll ever be able to repeat it. But do consider this. Using a similar approach last year, we also slurped up 20/1 and 50/1 winners courtesy of Ferdy Murphy’s L’Antartique and Joes Edge.
And we had the Grand National winner, SP 33/1, put up on here when available at 100 on betfair.
Ok, I need to get back to it: research for TrainerFLATStats really coming together now, and looking pretty exciting!
Talking of exciting… after no less than 333 days off track, Rapid City, in whom I own a leg, makes a very long awaited return to action at Kempton in tomorrow night’s 6.50. I shall be there, but really he is going to be blowing out of his ample hind quarters after half way, so any interest should be kept to a minimum. [I'd do very well to take my own advice come post time!]
Bye for now.
Matt