Cheltenham races: Watch for stable form warns pro punter Peter Sackville

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 10, 2010 -- "It is hard for the average punter without contacts in the industry, to get a grip on the well being of any horse. You can study the form book until you are blue in the face, however right now the maths may not add up even if you read form like a pro" Peter said.

"Some trainers are more capable due to training facilities or their geographical location, to keep their horses moving during such inclement weather."

With Chelthenham races being on this weekend after a break in the jumping game because of the weather, punters are chomping at the bit to place bets. Peter is experienced enough to be able to offer some good advice on what you should look out for.

"The horses from the West country seem to be more forward than most right now. Also a few trainers worth keeping on side these coming days are Donald McCain,Philip Hobbs and Nigel Twiston-Davies. The advantage that fit horses have over their unfit peers is often the difference between having a winning betting slip in your hand and not. I relish shut downs like this, because it gives the shrewd punter an edge over others."

Peter runs his own horse racing advisory services which can be found at www.pro-punter-secrets.com. A combined love of mathematics and a love for racing has helped Peter create an income from betting on UK horse racing for over three decades. You can sign up to one of Peter's membership services and take advantage of his extensive experience. You can start placing the very same bets that Peter places for himself as new members are always welcome.

More information can be found online at http://www.pro-punter-secrets.com

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