Leading Horse Racing blogger, and big-priced winning tipster, asks...

Who Else Wants Access To The Same 'Brains Trust' Information that over the course of last year tipped these big race winners:

33/1 Something Wells (Cheltenham Festival)

33/1 Niche Market (Irish National)

8/1 Sea The Stars (2000 Guineas)

9/4 Sariska (Epsom Oaks)

14/1 Twice Over (Champion Stakes)?

Plus numerous other winners at 25/1, 14/1, 12/1 etc...

Date: 5th February 2010


Dear Fellow Bettor,

We all dream of backing that big-priced runner and seeing it wing the last fence, or hit the front at the furlong pole, before charging clear of its rivals towards the finish post. But to most people that's all it remains: a dream.

But not for followers of the Nag Nag Nag blog and the Nag Festival Trends Guides who have had access to some amazing trends based selections over the past 12 months.

Cheltenham Festival

It all started with the Cheltenham Festival Publication where we highlighted many winners throughout the Festival but saved the best for Thursday's Festival Plate Handicap Chase. We had Something Wells clear top rated, even though the same stable had the well fancied favourite in the same race, and in our FREE Ante-Post update available to all readers 10 days before the Festival started we wrote.....

Something Wells has the look of a perfect trends horse and has also had a recent run just like the last 11 winners. His trainer won the race in 2007 and from her other 7 runners managed 4 placings. At 33/1..... this looks a very nice ante-post wager.


We then made this confident, clear and unambiguous statement in our FREE Daily Update on the morning of the race......

'We here at Nag3 HQ strongly fancy Something Wells today in the 4.00. Ladbrokes go 33/1 about the Venetia Williams trained 8-y-o and he is recommended as our best handicap each way bet of the meeting.'

When was the last time you were that confident about a 33/1 outsider?


These are just a few of the many testimonials that were posted in the wake of that amazing Cheltenham success....

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Hi Gavin, what a phenomenal race and what a phenomenal tip you had given to all of us!! something wells 53/1 BOOM!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU – Sunil
Gavin, Congratulations on tipping Something Wells in your Guide. The winnings will cover all my Cheltenham bets this week. I've found the guide to be a mine of useful information so far this week. Regards, Brian
Hi Gavin, A fantastic recommendation. More than enough in the bank now to finish the festival in profit.......Here's to Gold Cup day and Aintree. Kind regards, Andy.
well done guys today. I got 50/1 on betfair on something wells. you're the men :). Kind Regards - Spencer B.
Just by following your ratings I have had 3 winning days so far. May I also say - what a superb and comprehensive publication FT is. Well done. Regards, David W
Gav, I was on big time. I nearly had a heart attack on the run in. Thanks a million (or should that be 33 !) pal, Cheers- Dave J
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Real readers winning real money.

The big priced winners keep coming

Many thought that result would be a flash in the pan, a fluke, but in our Aintree Festival Guide available three weeks later we selected the first four winners on the Thursday including the big race, 12/1 winner, Madison du Berlais. If that wasn't enough, on the second day of the meeting our top rated selection in the 4.20 was Ogee who won at the very rewarding odds of 25/1 and prompted another 'sackful' of emails from some very happy subscribers...

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Once again Gavin. My hat goes off to you! £20 on Ogee @ 50.0 on Betfair! Nice & Thank You! Rick F

Ogee Ogee Ogee! I can't believe you've done it again. Oi Oi Oi!, Simon D.

Gavin, Many congratulation on your teams ratings. EVEN if all failed tomorrow (Sat). The ratings have been worth every penny. Regards, Tom W.

Gavin, Superb stuff yet again. Had Ogee at just under 50-1 on Betfair. Where do you get these ratings from? Mike O

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Real readers winning even more real money!

Okay, so we didn't manage to get the Grand National winner last year but let's be honest, there weren't too many people who did!

There's more than one National

What we did do though is use the same analytical approach on the Irish National the following week. The result? After applying the race trends for the big race we were left with just two horses, Niche Market and Emma Jane who became our joint selections.

Emma Jane fell early on but Niche Market powered home to give us another amazing 33/1 winner and send our email in-box into melt-down as our delirious subscribers rushed to congratulate us on another incredible big priced winner....

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Gavin, bloody great tipping, how do you do it ? - cheers Bill

Thank you Gavin, I got on at 40/1 this morning. thank you thank you thank you thank-you ta ta ta ta ta , you the man. regards Barry.

Thanks got on Niche at 50s going to Benidorm with Corals money - George R

Hey Gavin, Niche Market!! thank you very much, I brought your trends guide for Aintree and it had some great results. The disappointment and losses on national day have been more than made up by this 50/1 winner. a nice 125 profit and it is all thanks to your hard work. - Thanks so much - happy punting, Josh

Took 40’s on william hill about niche market, can’t believe it, think it’s the biggest odds winner I've ever had, quality info, can’t wait for the next big price winner now!!! - Regards Michael

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Real readers winning really big money!

The success story continues

To celebrate this amazing run of good fortune we offered all subscribers the chance to get every Trends Publication for the month of May for the price of just one guide....

And boy, were they glad they did! In the very first publication for May we went to Newmarket and had an amazing 3 winners from 5 selections at odds of 7/1, 15/2 and 8/1 including the 2000 Guineas winner Sea The Stars. We continued throughout May to pick winners at Lingfield, Chester, Punchestown, The Curragh and Sandown

But it didn't end there....

And so the Festival Trends Guide bandwagon rolled on to Epsom for the Derby meeting. Different course, same results! In the very first race of the meeting we had 14/1 winner Mac Love clear top rated. And if that wasn't enough we then had the next winner at 9/2 and the tricast too for good measure. We also selected Oaks winner Sariska (9/4), gave two bonus 'lay' horses which both got beat and our Placepot perm came up for a massive 154 units!

Can you afford to keep missing out on this kind of information?

Our guarantee to you

Now, before we go any further, I just need to add a quick reality check: I hope you'll understand that I obviously can't guarantee that we'll be able to repeat that amazing feat and supply a 33/1 winner at every meeting we cover.

But what I can absolutely guarantee is that the self-same detailed race analysis that provided all of those past winners will be applied to every race covered in our Race Trends Guides.

If you're anything like me, you love looking through the 'numbers': those trends that highlight winning profiles in a way that cold form study cannot do.

But the trends are just the tip of the iceberg with this guide. Although I'm slightly biased ;-), I firmly believe these are the best guides of their kind on the 'net.

In fact don't take my word for it, here's what one reader said about last year's Cheltenham Festival Guide.....

Hi What can I say! I have in the past subscribed to many Cheltenham publications such as Marten Julian, Timeform etc. all costing loads more than your excellent preview. I have never had anything like the success I have had these past 3 days. The icing on the cake has just been watching Something Wells winning @33/1 carrying my £5 e/way. I am not a big punter but have had tremendous fun, and indeed profit from reading your articles.

many many thanks John M

and another reader said about the Aintree Guide....

Gavin, Yours is without doubt the best racing analysis I have ever come across. Thanks for a really thorough and positive insight into how good statistics can make racing special for the punter. PLEASE keep me informed of future offerings

Regards, David D

And so we're now back to where it all started. Introducing....

The CHELTENHAM 2010 Festival Trends Guide

This promises to be the biggest and best Trends Guide yet with over 150 pages crammed full of Trends, Stats, Facts, Figures, Trials, Profiles and not forgetting our exclusive Nag Ratings...

So what do I get for my money?

For that one small single payment you will receive EVERY single race for the entire Cheltenham Festival Meeting. (March 16th-19th)

Nothing else to pay & no recurring subscriptions GUARANTEED!

That's 27 races covered for just one single payment! You'll get them all, every single one of them....

And for every race covered by the Trends Guides you will get the following information;

  • Previous race trends

  • Trainer tables

  • Pace analysis

  • Key race trial analysis

  • Average age and weight of past winners

  • Horse profiles of the leading contenders

    and...

  • Our exclusive Nag Ratings


all laid out in easy to read sections and tables. All the information is here to help you select the most likely winner based on past results

BUT

if you don't fancy doing the work yourself we also apply the trends for you, to give what we think is the Most Likely Trends Winner. Meaning if you don't want to do any work yourself, you don't have to!


Want to see an example? Then click here >>>> 2010 Triumph Hurdle

But that's still not all.....

Everybody who secures any copy of the 2010 Trends Guide will also receive FREE unlimited access to the Exclusive VIP Members' Area.


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Where all VIP Members enjoy:

  • Free Updates on the latest runners and riders

  • Daily Updates throughout the relevant meeting (This is where we re-enforced our belief that Something Wells was a good each way bet)

  • The NagNagNag Daily Placepot selections. (Remember at Epsom last year we had the Placepot Perm up for 154 times our unit stake!!)

These extensive guides contain all the ammunition that you need to take on the bookies and whether you're a novice punter or a seasoned betting veteran, these guides have something for you.

Ok Gavin, sounds great but how much is all this going to cost me?”

Bearing in mind the massive amount of man hours that go into producing these guides, and the enormous number crunching task we undertake on your behalf, I think you'll agree that a price of around £20 per day would be more than reasonable. In fact, that's what you'll pay for most of the Festival previews out there, even though they're not nearly as exhaustive in their content.

But I wouldn't dream of charging anywhere near that and that is why I'm giving you access to these bookie bashing trends based guides for the ENTIRE 4 DAY MEETING and exclusive Private Members' access to the VIP Club, for the incredibly low price of just...

£19.95

That's under 75p a race! (Each race takes me over eight hours to pull all the information together).

To recap then, you get coverage of all 27 races PLUS unlimited free updates via the exclusive password-protected members' area, for the one time recession-proof price of just £19.95.


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Here's to more Big Priced Winners!

Gavin Priestley.


p.s. Remember, last year at Cheltenham, we had winners at 2/1, 9/4, 7/2, 33/1...two 14/1 seconds......Aintree we gave the first 4 winners at 5/6, 5/2, 13/2 and 12/1 PLUS Ogee at 25/1 the following day.....Doncaster Lincoln 2nd at 12/1.....Irish National 33/1 winner Niche Market...Throughout May we gave many winners including the 2000 Guineas and Irish 2000 Guineas winner....at Epsom we highlighted the Oaks winner amongst many others at 14/1, 9/2.

p.p.s. You'll also benefit from all the news and information via the private access area, including jockey bookings, going changes, and much more.

p.p.s. The whole package for the entire 4 day meeting including 27 races of insight and commentary, plus exclusive private members' access to information updates, is yours for a single investment of just £19.95.


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