Recent content by Len Madeiros

In which case, I can’t wait for Cheltenham!

Hi Dave - just an update on my progress, having read your book. It’s a great read, really easy to understand and very informative. The helpful hints, particularly about how each course has its own unique characteristics which suit certain runners, is the best bit for me. I’ve been applying...

Absolute zinger, Dave! Relentless.

Running again on Monday at Wolverhampton. Sure to be a warm favourite again.

I mean, that is a hell of a jump in his rating from this time last year, but I would struggle to build even an each-way case, for a horse that finished sixth in the previous year’s Supreme. Mind you, the Champion Hurdle looks pretty dire this year.

Dave - I see that Beauzon, last night’s very impressive winner at Wolverhampton, is out again today in the 3:18 at Lingfield. Two similarish tracks, but less of a straight for something else to catch him. I’m assuming he makes all, like he did last night.

Just been looking at TQ’s back form. 27 length 6th in last year’s Supreme, and a 25 length 6th in a 2 miler round Chepstow (a course that has the undulating similarities of Cheltenham). I think TQ may just be a flat-track bully. A very, very good one, mind.

At the very least, he’s a proper Gold Cup contender off that mark.

Poor. But I shall return!

And a lovely sneak up on the far rail, almost unnoticed!

Great work, Dave!

Hi Dave - I’ve concentrated on the two 6f races, the 7:00 and 7:30. Based on an approximation of what I should be looking for - and without wishing to reveal all, because your book is out there for a tenner - I have gone in, thus: 7:00 - Piperstown win at 11/4; She Went Woosh ew at 16/1 7:30...

I’ve now added a review, Dave.

Do I remember correctly that Birds Nest, like Harchibald, didn’t like to go past the horse that was leading?

No problem, Dave. I know the worth of an Amazon review!