Recomended horse racing books & Bookstore

Visit our bookstore to see our full range of horse racing books .

Recomended Books

Betting for a living - Nick Mordin

In our opinion, this was the book that changed british horse race betting for good.

Nick Mordin shows how he made over £1000 a month using various methods that he learned from reading american racing books.

In this book, he explains how to compile your own speed ratings, pace analysis, horse profiles & lots more.

If you only buy one horse racing book, we reccomend this one.

Horse profiles

Although Nick Mordin covers horse profiles in his book above, there are two other horse racing books that cover horse profiles in detail.

These are Horse profiles for the flat 2007 by david Peat and Trend horses for the Flat 2007 by Andrew Mount.

Both these books give detailed breakdowns on a horses optimum conditions & have 100's of horse profiles that you can follow during the 2007 flat season.

Speed Ratings

Speed ratings are a great way to sort the wheat from the chaff when it comes to horse racing.

For example, if there are two horses that won last time out, speed ratings will tell you which ran the fastest whereas conventional form study will not.

The two best british books on the subject are Nick Mordin's Mordin on time and Peter Stavers's Seconds into winners .

These books are good if you want to produce your own speed figures. They also provide good advice on interpreting the ratings once you have them.

Andrew Beyer is America's authority on speed ratings, his book "Beyer on speed" is also worth a read.

Horse racing trends

Raceform's Trendsetters review for the flat shows all the stats & trends for 110 of the flats top races.

Trends enable you to narrow the field down to the live contenders very quickly. They are perfect for bettors who do not have the time to look through horse profiles or compile their own speed ratings.

We also analyse the trends for the big races in our newsletter . Its free (& totally spam free). Sign up here

.

Or use the form below to claim your Free eBook.