Pieros
If I reflect on my journey, I realize that horse racing gambling has been a lifelong passion for me. It all began when I was merely fourteen years old, though I must admit that success didn't always come easily. Learning the hard way, with the weight of my own money at stake, taught me valuable lessons that I carry with me to this day. However, my life took a significant turn when Betfair entered the scene. This remarkable internet platform opened doors for me, offering an opportunity to study and analyze the fluctuating odds in an entirely new way. I witnessed countless individuals laying horses rated at 12/1 on the course, hoping to make a quick twenty quid, only to face long-term consequences. Sadly, many of those impulsive heroes are no longer with us. After spending several years dedicated to studying and testing this revolutionary betting approach, I made a life-changing decision. I bid farewell to my position as a sales manager and fully embraced a life devoted to horse racing. Since then, I have been joyfully immersed in this extraordinary sport, managing to generate profits while becoming completely addicted to the thrill of making accurate predictions. When I back a winner, I can't help but celebrate loudly, eager to let everyone know that I was spot on. I have developed an aversion to backing short-priced favorites and consciously avoid placing bets on odds-on runners. Although, I must admit that I occasionally succumb to the temptation and back a favorite, only to feel a tinge of guilt or a sense of foolishness when it fails to deliver. Despite my many years of experience, I remain a perpetual learner, constantly seeking to expand my knowledge and refine my strategies. In recent years, I have had the privilege of establishing connections with numerous racing yards, even coming close to owning racehorses. Yet, I have hesitated to take that leap of faith, missing out on some truly remarkable opportunities. My adoration for juveniles and their raw talent fuels my ambition, and I am determined to enter the market as an owner in the near future, driven by a burning desire to be a part of their incredible journeys. Horse racing has been my lifelong passion, and I am grateful for the lessons it has taught me. Every day, I am reminded of the vastness of this sport and the endless opportunities for growth and discovery. As I embark on this exciting path, I invite you to join me, sharing in the joy and anticipation that only horse racing can offer. Together, let us celebrate the triumphs, learn from the losses, and embrace the beauty of this remarkable world.
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Pieros's Tips History
04 October 2025
16:35 4:35 Longchamp
Uthred
Daily Racing
50 EW
@9.50
Lose
-100
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.
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16:00 4:00 Longchamp
Bedtime Story
Daily Racing
100 WIN
@5.00
Lose
-100
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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15:25 3:25 Longchamp
Quddwah
Daily Racing
75 WIN
@5.00
Lose
-75
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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14:50 2:50 Longchamp
Cape Orator
Daily Racing
50 EW
@10.00
Win
540
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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12:23 12:23 Longchamp
Tennessee Stud
Daily Racing
75 WIN
@4.50
Win
262
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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Subtotal527
02 October 2025
17:45 Jagiellonia Bialystok v Hamrun Spartans
Jagiellonia Bialystok
150 WIN
@1.25
Win
38
17:45 Rayo Vallecano v Shkendija Tetovo
Rayo Vallecano
150 WIN
@1.18
Win
27
Subtotal65
01 October 2025
20:00 Arsenal v Olympiakos
Arsenal
500 WIN
@1.20
Win
100
20:00 Monaco v Man City
Man City
200 WIN
@1.50
Lose
-200
Subtotal-100
08 September 2025
18:04 6:04 Windsor
Shiplake
Daily Racing
35 EW
@8.00
Win
14
Three-year-olds get a nice age allowance and Shiplake seems fairly priced at around 7/1 for an each way bet. A winner of a novice last season over this trip, he finished second twice in June, including an excellent run at Epsom despite being a bit too keen. His last run over this course and distance was a little unlucky, as he was short of room which resulted in the loss of his position before running into some traffic in the closing stages. He could only manage fourth, but that was a hot race for the level and there is potential for more to come. Smartly bred by Lope De Vega, he could easily improve for a trainer who does well with these types.
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15:02 3:02 Windsor
Angelica K
Daily Racing
35 EW
@7.00
Lose
-70
Three-year-olds enjoy a clear advantage at the weights for the age allowance, but Angelica K is still lightly raced for a five-year-old and her recent efforts suggest she can be very competitive in this modest Class 6. She drops into 0??"55 company after shaping quite well on her last two starts in Class 5, most notably at Sandown last time when finishing a creditable fourth against rivals rated in the 60s. That was a solid effort considering she was out of the weights and racing above this level. The last time she contested a race of this grade was in April at Southwell, when she ran a strong third, beaten less than a length, and that effort shows she is capable of striking in calmer waters. She shoulders top weight here, but she is now one pound below her last winning mark. Significantly, Tom Marquand is booked, replacing inexperienced claimers who have ridden her of late so at around 6/1, with bookmakers paying extra places, she looks to hold fair each-way claims.
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Subtotal-56
06 September 2025
15:35 3:35 Haydock
Rage Of Bamby
Daily Racing
25 EWNOTEBest Odds Guaranteed SP 81.00 used instead of 51.00 takenBOG
@81.00
Win
375
Lazzat is clearly the one to beat on all known form, but this race has historically been a tricky one for favourites, with the market leaders turning over in each of the past four renewals. That makes it tempting to take a small each way chance at bigger odds, and Rage Of Bamby, drawn high against the near side rail, makes some appeal at around 50/1. The ground readings suggest the stands’ side is riding the quicker strip, which could be an asset if the race unfolds as expected. She has been campaigned over a variety of trips and racing styles, but nothing has really fallen into place. Over the minimum trip she looked outpaced when asked to force the pace, while last time over 7f she hit the front travelling strongly but did not see it out, fading late on. Her standout performance remains at Newbury over this trip, when ridden with restraint just behind the leaders before powering clear and putting the race to bed easily. On official ratings she has plenty to find with the principals, but if reproducing her best over this distance, she could outrun her odds and sneak into a place.
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15:00 3:00 Haydock
Caballo De Mar
Daily Racing
35 EW
@9.50
Lose
-70
This is a decent staying handicap with several strong contenders, but I’m prepared to give my each way chance to the progressive Caballo De Mar, who has looked in the form of his life this year. Since being stepped up in trip, he has won six of his last eight handicaps, showing remarkable consistency and toughness for a stayer on the upgrade. The only two defeats came in the Chester Cup, when posted wide for a couple of furlongs and had to burn plenty of energy early in order to secure a prominent position, while at Royal Ascot he endured a troubled passage and was a bit unlucky at a crucial stage of the race. I’m happy to side with a runner who likes to race prominently, particularly here where the early pace doesn’t look especially strong and we may end up with a sprint finish in the straight, which would play to his attributes. A course winner who stays further, he arrives freshened up after almost three months off. He carries another 2lb penalty for that Ascot run but still looks on a fair mark, and at around 9/1 with five places on offer, he makes each way appeal.
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14:40 2:40 Ascot
Leadman
Daily Racing
50 EW
@8.50
Lose
-100
This looks a race likely to be run at a strong tempo, and one that could set up nicely for a horse coming from off the pace to pick up the pieces late on. Leadman fits the bill given his racing style and has shaped well in defeat more than once, often meeting traffic problems and not always able to recover from those interferences. He proved his ability with a Newmarket win in July and almost followed up in similar company at Newbury when just denied by a head. Things didn’t go his way last time at York, where the contest was run at a steadily increasing gallop and only those positioned handily were able to strike. He also wasn’t given a hard time once his chance had gone, having found himself short of room two furlongs out when trying to come with a run from the rear. That effort can easily be upgraded considering he was beaten only a few lengths without being asked for maximum. The drying ground is in his favour, while the stiff Ascot finish looks tailor made for his style. At around 15/2 with bookmakers offering five places, he looks a sound each way play.
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13:15 1:15 Haydock
Ice Max
Daily Racing
35 EW
@7.00
Lose
-70
Ice Max deserves another chance after a very unlucky passage in the Celebration Mile at Goodwood, where he travelled strongly behind the pace but found himself pocketed with nowhere to go. Sam James, who was on board that day, was trying every option up the inside and out, only for the gaps to close, and the horse was forced to finish off without ever being able to show his full hand. A smooth traveller who already has Group 2 form in the book, he should be well suited by today’s forecast strong gallop and can benefit if things fall into place late on. Ground with a bit of cut poses no issues, he is versatile on good and good to soft, and his official mark of 108 brings him close to the top on ratings in this field. Clifford Lee, who knows him well, is back in the plate, and that looks another plus. At around 6/1 he makes plenty of each way appeal, especially if this turns into the stamina test that might expose some of the speedier types.
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Subtotal135
05 September 2025
16:55 4:55 Haydock
We Dare To Dream
Daily Racing
35 EW
@11.00
Lose
-70
We Dare To Dream returns to Haydock, a track where he should arguably be unbeaten having been first past the post over C&D in July before losing the race in the stewards’ room. He hasn’t cut much ice since, finishing well held in a strong 3 year old handicap at York last time, but that was a deeper race than this and was drawn in stall 17. On today’s drop back into slightly calmer waters, he looks far more interesting. His overall profile is solid, with two wins and five runner??'up efforts from eleven career starts, and his best RPR of 94 suggests he’s well capable of winning off his current mark of 86. He handles ground with cut and the return to 7f at Haydock should suit ideally. With David Nolan back on board and conditions to suit, he appeals as one who can bounce back from that York disappointment. At around 10/1, he holds genuine each??'way claims in a race that looks less demanding than recent assignments, with bookies going 4 places.
16:05 4:05 Ascot
Lord Bertie
Daily Racing
35 EW
@8.50
Lose
-70
Lord Bertie has questions to answer on recent form but looks a potential player back under more suitable conditions at Ascot. His last three starts have seen him well beaten in competitive handicaps, yet those runs came on quicker ground and races did not pan out in his favour: he now returns to the scene of his last success, which came over this same 7f trip on soft going. That victory showed he handles the track well and he lines up today from a mark of 85, four pound lower than when winning here last year. The booking of Daniel Tudhope, who rode him to that Ascot success, is another positive and suggests connections mean business. While his current odds reflect some risk given how little he has shown since joining David O’Meara, the yard has a good record with similar types and softer ground brings him right back into the picture. If the race sets up with a decent pace, his strong-finishing style could prove effective once more, and a return to form wouldn’t be a huge surprise. At around 15/2, he looks a fair each-way option with clear place claims if he rediscovers his proven Ascot spark.
Subtotal-140
03 September 2025
17:25 5:25 Bath
Eye Of The Water
Daily Racing
25 EWNOTENon runners at 10.0 or more so no R4 deduction
@13.00
Win
35
Favourite Ajrad sets the standard but was withdrawn on account of good to soft ground last Friday, so he might be worth opposing. The remainder have shown only modest form and this looks the type of race that could throw up a surprise. At around 12/1, Eye Of The Water makes some each-way appeal back on a more suitable surface, having run a respectable race over 7f at Chepstow just nine days ago, staying on in the closing stages. He has been largely regressive, but boasts solid course form and handles testing conditions well. Back up to a mile, he could pick up the pieces late on and sneak into the frame, especially with the bookies paying extra places.
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17:15 5:15 Hamilton
Annie Edson Taylor
Daily Racing
35 EWNOTEBest Odds Guaranteed SP 10.00 used instead of 8.50 takenBOG
@10.00
Win
378
This looks a decent handicap for the grade, with Annie Edson Taylor looking a touch overpriced at around 15/2. She showed promise in Ireland as a juvenile, going close in some competitive maidens, and her last three runs back over 6f have been solid, including a Class 5 at Thirsk last time when beaten only three??'quarters of a length. A non??'runner on drying ground at Ayr, her trainer has clearly been waiting for softer going and she should get more suitable conditions today. If the first??'time blinkers have the desired effect, she has every chance of getting involved and making the frame.
15:20 3:20 Bath
Sisters In The Sky
Daily Racing
25 EW
@9.00
Lose
-50
Silky Robin, bidding for a hat??'trick, and last-time-out winner All Too Beautiful dominate the market, but both face softer conditions today. That opens the door for course specialist Sisters In The Sky, who looks worth an each-way play at around 8/1. He’s been struggling of late, but his mark has now slipped to a pound below his last winning rating, which came over this course in June. The in-form Rossa Ryan takes over in the saddle, and with Grace Harris’s yard having struck at Chepstow yesterday, he could be worth a small investment.
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14:50 2:50 Bath
Blossom In The Air
Daily Racing
25 EW
@11.00
Lose
-50
Son Of Sarabi and U S S Charleston set a fair standard on official ratings, but I’m inclined to take a chance in the each-way market with Blossom In The Air, currently around 10/1. She made her only racecourse appearance at Brighton last April, when clearly in need of the experience, but finished off her race under hands and heels, not knocked about and hinting at better to come. The form has worked out well, with almost all the runners from that contest going on to win since. Her dam scored on soft ground, so the rain at Bath could be very much in her favour. With Rossa Ryan booked and the yard fresh from a winner at Chepstow yesterday, she looks an interesting each-way prospect.
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14:20 2:20 Bath
Corsican Caper
Daily Racing
35 EW
@6.00
Lose
-70
The presence of some three-year-olds receiving a hefty age allowance makes them dangerous, but Corsican Caper ran a respectable race in defeat last time in a Class 5 at Catterick, short of room at one stage before staying on again late. His four turf wins have all come on soft ground and, with the constant rain at Bath this morning, he is likely to get those conditions once more. He lines up almost a stone below his last winning mark and now drops back into Class 6 company. With Alec Voikhansky taking off a useful 3lb on top of an already attractive mark, he looks worth an each-way bet at around 11/2.
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Subtotal243
02 September 2025
16:00 Jannik Sinner vs Alexander Bublik
Jannik Sinner
Win Match
300 WIN
@1.06
Win
18
Subtotal18
01 September 2025
16:37 4:37 Carlisle
Vince Le Prince
Daily Racing
25 EW
@7.50
Lose
-50
Vince Le Prince was knocking on the door in early summer with two close seconds at Musselburgh and Thirsk, and also ran with credit at Class 4 level subsequently. He was heavily backed over this course and distance last time out but couldn’t quite get home, perhaps finding the ground quicker than ideal. Now dropping into Class 5 for the first time this season, he looks well placed to make amends, sitting one pound below his last winning mark, a success that came here last winter. At 13/2, he looks to hold sound each-way claims with bookies going extra place.
16:20 4:20 Brighton
Racing Demon
Daily Racing
25 EWNOTETip made at odds of 9.00 on 01/09 at 09:310.00 deduction for Night Bear@11.00 withdrawn at 13:490.20 deduction for Destinado @4.333 withdrawn at 15:23R4 Adjusted Odds = 1 + 8.00 x (1-0.2) = 7.40Best Odds Guaranteed SP 9.00 used instead of 7.40 BOG
@9.00
Win
25
Racing Demon is not the most reliable but is clearly talented at this level, so he’s worth a chance at around 8/1 in the each-way market. He has looked a bit reluctant to load at the gates and forfeited several lengths at the start when last seen at Salisbury, yet still managed to stay on strongly from an unpromising position to finish second, beaten only half a length. His best form has come at downhill tracks and, if breaking on terms this time, he could prove a real player.
16:00 Ekaterina Alexandrova vs Iga Swiatek
Iga Swiatek
Win Match
200 WIN
@1.33
Win
66
15:00 3:00 Carlisle
Mystical Storm
Daily Racing
25 EW
@8.50
Lose
-50
Wide-open contest with several unexposed types. I’m taking a chance on Mystical Storm, who has been progressing nicely. He won a novice at Doncaster over today’s trip before running well in a competitive York handicap off a mark of 77. Last time out he was a little unlucky, denied a clear run when trying to make ground along the far-side rail. He can be slowly away, but he doesn’t lack speed, so the return to 6f at this stiff track should not be a concern. At around 15/2, he looks a solid each-way contender off a one pound lower.
01:00 Aryna Sabalenka vs Cristina Bucsa
Aryna Sabalenka
Win Match
200 WIN
@1.04
Win
8
00:00 Novak Djokovic vs Jan Lennard Struff
Novak Djokovic
Win Match
300 WIN
@1.15
Win
45
Subtotal44
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