Welcome to the new service from Racemedia service called 'Tipster Watch'.
This service allows you to look at many of the UK's top tipsters and see if their claims are really true. We have partnered with Besttipping to bring you this service and their accountants have confirmed that they fully meet the Advertising Standards Authority guidance of independent verifiable proofing services. Thus ensuring you get accurate information on all the tipsters to aid your betting decision. To ensure complete security we are asking you to register with Tipster Watch separately from your main Racemedia account. This allows you to have a separate login for this service yet again ensuring 100% security on your betting account. Last month I highlighted the winning ways of Personal Info, and this winner-producing machine continues to produce impressive results. In a period that covered some of the most competitive racing of the whole Flat season, Personal Info highlighted s staggering thirteen winners from just twenty-six advised tips - a 50% strike rate, which yielded a spectacular profit of 58 points.
The five day feast of racing that was Royal Ascot found many of the Besttipping tipsters in blistering hot form. Alex Gorrie led the way, lodging at least one winner on each day of the meeting and finishing with nine winners from eighteen advices - another 50% strike rate.
Gorrie was also top form on 5 July when he recommended Mad Rush in the Old Newton Cup and Anna Pavlova in the Lancashire Oaks in singles and a double. Both won with impressive ease, earning Gorrie's followers a handsome 49.5 point profit.
The three PJA services were again amongst the winners. The Flat service highlighted, amongst others, the 16/1 Pontefract sprint winner Dickie Le Davoir (advised at 20/1) and the veteran Irony, a 7/1 Leicester winner for in-form trainer Andrew Balding. On the 18 July, three big priced winners were found: Easy Target (12/1), Efistorm (7/1) and Pat Cuisine 11/1.
Lunar River (6/1, 14/7) confirmed that the PJA All Weather service was still on form, while the jumping service (PJA National Hunt) was providing its subscribers with a steady run of mouth-watering treats such as Ladino (10/1), Lord Jay Jay (11/2), Pocket Too (16/1), Katies Tuitor (14/1) and Snoopy Loopy (22/1).
Yet again Bookies Enemy lived up to its name. Highlights included the winning doubles of Franc Villez and William Butler on 13 July and Pampas Cat and Changing Skies four days later. These two days alone yielded a 33.45 profit.
With Goodwood and York coming up, who will be making the headlines next month?
Gorrie leads the way - tipster's 81 point spree
The Personal Info service has enjoyed a magical spell with sixteen winners and a 20 point profit in the period under review. On 16 May two horses were advised and both won including the well handicapped York victor Luberon (advised at 13/2) yielding a 28.25 point profit on the day.
Gorrie UK provided its subscribers with an amazingly profitable return on two Martin Jarvis-trained winners at Newmarket 24 May. Ancien Regime's three quarter length victory in the Coral Sprint at Newmarket was followed by Yaddree's victory in the mile handicap at the same course. Both horses were advised each way and with a single point each way double, the return was a handsome 81 points.
Isiris continue to find winners with metronomic regularity. This month's haul included the Newmarket maiden winner Resurge (advised at 9/2) and Aidan O'Brien's Coronation Cup winner Soldier of Fortune.
Blue Bajan was singled out by a number of tipsters for Haydock's valuable Swinton Hurdle. And the Andy Turnell four-year-old delivered the goods with an emphatic eight length success. Blue Bajan was sent off the 4/1 favourite, but Bookies Enemy subscribers were encouraged to get on at a tasty 8/1. Other treats offered by Bookies Enemy this month included the Yorkshire Cup winner Geordieland, 11/2 Sandown victor Icesolator and 6/1 Wetherby scorer Fuel Cell, who was advised at 10/1.
Insideout Racing also retains its good form. On 17 May seven selections yielded three winners including 14/1 Uttoxeter winner Toby Belch, while 12/1 Great Leighs victor Almaty Express was also highlighted on 28 May.
PJA's Flat service has also thrown up a number of decent winners including 11/1 Nero West (Hamilton 4 May) and 24 May Haydock winner Fyodor (advised at 12/1). That success helped to post a near 25 point profit on the day. Even though the turf season is in full swing, the PJA All Weather service remains in buoyant mood. Their tips for 6 May included two gems: Figaro Flyer (9/1) and Blakeshall Quest (8/1). It was a similar story on 28 May with two Great Leighs winners, Almaty Express and Came Back, providing a 24 point return.
