Pieros expert Horse Racing Tips
In profit on Horse Racing for 6 of the previous 6 months
- Annual Profit
- 499
- Annual Strike Rate
- 34 %
- 30 Days Profit
- 48
- 7 Days Profit
- -
12 Months Profit Trend
Oct 24 - Oct 25
- Highest ProfitMay 25
- 12.9
- Lowest ProfitMar 25
- -11.3
Pieros’s Tips
4 Oct Tips
Experts are OLBG tipsters with high strike rates, current month or 6 month profitability for a particular sport.
Experts are OLBG tipsters with high strike rates, current month or 6 month profitability for a particular sport.
Experts are OLBG tipsters with high strike rates, current month or 6 month profitability for a particular sport.
Value Rating is based on comparing the odds of a selection to the theoretical probability of winning based on the percentage of tips for it.
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Tennessee Stud heads to the Prix Chaudenay with a solid profile and looks one of the main contenders in a small but select field. Joseph O’Brien’s charge advertised his stamina credentials when finishing third in the Epsom Derby, staying on well despite racing at a strong tempo. He confirmed that level of form by running fourth in the Irish Derby, again keeping on at the finish, and more recently shaped with promise in the Prix Niel, trial here at Longchamp, when fourth behind Qualificar, who is running in the Arc. On official ratings and RPRs he already sets the standard here, having posted figures in excess of 110 on several occasions, which makes him the one to beat. The step up to 1m7f is new ground, but his style of racing and the way he has finished his races suggests the extra distance should be within reach. Against just six rivals, he has fewer dangers to contend with, and his proven consistency at Group 1 and Group 2 level makes him the obvious benchmark for the field. If he stays the trip, Tennessee Stud looks to hold a major chance of getting his breakthrough win at this level.
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The draw hasn’t been kind to Cape Orator, but at 9/1 he looks a little overpriced and represents fair each-way value. He bumped into a couple of above-average rivals on debut at Newbury, before quickly making amends with a win second time out at Kempton, and then landing a valuable conditions race at Deauville over today’s trip. On official ratings, he comes out on top of the field, and while some of these may improve past him, Ralph Beckett’s charge set a solid standard with a decent effort in defeat in a Group 2 at Doncaster. His wide draw is not ideal and may limit his chances, but he does hold a Group 1 entry, and from out there he could get a cleaner run than most.
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Quddwah returns to Longchamp for the Prix Daniel Wildenstein and looks set for a much sharper effort than last time. His Moulin run in early September was his first outing since July, and he wasn’t given a hard ride once his chance had gone, so that should have left him spot on for this. The son of Kingman showed his liking for this track when winning a Listed race over the course and distance in May, comfortably accounting for Siam Paragon. He has also shown that, on his day, he can be up to mixing it with genuine Group 1 milers, his fourth in last season’s Prix Jacques le Marois is the standout line of form in this field and his peak RPR of 118 sets the bar here. The form of his Chantilly success in July has held up well, with runner-up Geography winning twice at Group level since in Germany. While he has yet to strike at this sort of level, this Group 2 looks weaker than the company he has been keeping, so he holds leading claims.
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Bedtime Story brings plenty of top??'class experience into the Prix de Royallieu and looks one of the more proven fillies in the line??'up. After a smart juvenile campaign, she has been kept to Group 1 races this season and has held her form consistently. Her efforts behind Aventure, Quisisana and Whirl stand out as solid pieces of form, and on official figures her best RPR of 115 sets the standard here, with several of her rivals not yet tested at this level. She is often ridden patiently and finishes her races off well, suggesting that stamina could be her strength. The move up to 1m6f looks the right call, giving her more time to find a rhythm and use that finishing effort to better effect, considering the strong pace forecast. She has yet to get her head in front in a Group 1, but she has run with credit in the best company and this race looks slightly easier on paper. If she stays the extra distance, she has every chance of going very close.
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Uthred is an unexposed 3??'year??'old who could be a lively outsider in the Prix Dollar at around 8/1. His overall profile is decent, with three wins from just five starts and a peak RPR of 113, indicating he is capable of competing at this level when things fall right. He ran below that figure when only fourth at Longchamp in a Group 3 last month, but Croix Du Nord and Daryz are players in the Arc, and the third horse home was unbeaten. Before that he showed a good level of ability when winning a Listed at Compiègne over this trip, running out a comfortable winner, and he also wasn’t disgraced in a Listed at Chantilly earlier in the summer. The strike rate is solid, the yard wouldn’t have him in here without believing he can take a step forward, and with no standout rival setting the bar particularly high, this looks the sort of race where a consistent type with upside could easily get involved. He still has something to prove in open Group company, but Uthred is the type who could pop up at this level and represents fair each??'way value.
Profits calculated to a 10 point stake.
Value Rating is based on comparing the odds of a selection to the theoretical probability of winning based on the percentage of tips for it.