Systemlays Free Sports Betting Tips

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Its your turn to give a tip for the Grand National 2008. This is just a bit of fun for all of us before we turn to the serious business tomorrow of providing one of the most comprehensive guides to the big race you’re ever likely to read anywhere on this planet. And we’ll be [...]

Here are the free UK & Irish horse racing backing tips for Friday 4th April 2008.
Follow our staking plan, or a substantially similar one to maximise your profit potential and minimise your risk. Each way bets mean, on Betfair, halving your stake and playing half on the win market, and half on the place market [...]

Here are the free UK & Irish horse racing lay selections for Friday 4th April 2008.
All of the below horses should be laid in the win only market on Betfair or another similar betting exchange, and are intended as part of a longer term strategy - see the Staking Plan on this website for more [...]

We promised you a Grand National 2008 Sweepstake kit, and, here at Systemlays, what we promise, we deliver.
After receiving word from on high that the Grand National Handicap had been finalised, we got our crack team of typing monkeys onto making a sweepstakes kit for all of you office workers, sports team players and groups [...]

We’re talking Betting Terminology again as we look to clarify some more racing jargon. This time we’re explaining “Anti-Post”.
Anti-post bets are those struck before the race day. For example, I want to have a bet on next year’s Grand National, that bet would be described as an ‘anti-post bet’, the market would be an anti-post [...]

More statistics on the Grand National Handicap Steeplechase:
YEAR, HORSE, AGE/WEIGHT, JOCKEY, TRAINER, OWNER, SP, TIME, GOING, RUN
2007 Silver Birch 10-10-06 Robbie Power Gordon Elliott IRE Brian Walsh 33/1 9m 13.60s Good 40
2006 Numbersixvalverde 10-10-08 Niall Madden Martin Brassil IRE Bernard Carroll 11/1 9m 41.00s Gd-Soft 40
2005 Hedgehunter 09-11-01 Ruby Walsh Willie Mullins IRE Trevor [...]

Yet again, we clarify Betting Terminology for you, our favourite readers.
SP stands for Starting Price, or the odds of a horse at the start of the race.

Another piece of Betting Terminology jargon blasted, this time it is “Tricast”.
A tricast is similar to a forecast, except (as the name suggests) instead of selecting the first two horses home in a given race, you have to pick the first three - in the correct order.

Here are the statistics for the number of runners who have finished in each Grand National since 1971, as well as the ground conditions and commentary on the reason for the non-placed runners. The Grand National Handicap Steeplechase is notorious for thrills, spills and leaving some of the world’s best horses and jockeys behind. [...]

All readers please take note - the great Grand National free bet offers we told you about last week have changed a little.
A couple of bookmakers, Totesport and William Hills are turning their free bet offers for new customers off on Saturday for the Grand National. However with both you will be able to get [...]