Mike Quigley

Irish horse racing, betting and other stuff

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Welcome to my website where you will find articles (which have all been published in the London Racing Club magazine) on trips to Irish horse racing over the last 15 years as well as betting exploits there and at other tracks. There is also some information on Ludlow where we we live now, photographs from university days in the late 60s as well as photos from my travels across Europe. 

I have run a free advisory betting service (since Dec 2009). Here are the 2012 results2011 results and the 2009/10 resultsThe 2012 Flat season horse racing returns were published separately (+16.9% profit). The 2013 flat season (from March '13) is the main focus of activity this year, although my betting options have been reduced through account closures. Here are reasons why you should not bet with the dreadful Sportingbet (who are likely to close your account if you dispute a bet settlement) or indeed with the legendary (non)-layer Victor Chandler who closed my account because I backed a few winners in 2011. 

My blog can be found here: mikequigley.blogspot.com and bets blogged from 1 January 2013 (plus those carried forward) are listed here: 2013 results with separate listings for Cheltenham Festival 2013 and the Flat season 2013 bets.

Latest track visit report can be read here: Cork and Curragh March 2013

"The ponies run, the girls are young, the odds are there to beat. You win a while, and then it's done - your little winning streak"*




                            
                        
 

Irish track visits across the country. All articles originally published in the London Racing Club 
magazine "Tic-Tac"
   
                                 
                           
 
Get on the path to profit with my ten
golden rules for successful betting
 
 

Photographs from student days in the "revolting" '60s


   *Leonard Cohen      


    
There where the course is,

Delight makes all of the one  mind,

The riders upon the galloping horses,

The crowd that closes in behind

                                               
W B Yeats, At Galway Races  
                                                                                       


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