The Bet Fanatic site is clean and professional looking making it easy to navigate around to find what you want. Besides tipster reviews, you can also find posted up on their site, daily free betting tips that you can add to your arsenal of weapons to beat the bookie!

They also do reviews of upcoming Horse Racing Events as well as covering upcoming major sporting events, from The Ryder Cup in Golf, to upcoming big Boxing matches or the World Cup just gone.

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Angie Davidson (Insch Aberdeenshire) has just completed an original pastel painting of Corbiere.  Corbiere won the Grand National in 1983 and was trained by the legendary Jenny Pitman OBE.

At the beginning of the year the British Horse Society contacted Angie (along with many other artists as well as celebrities) and asked if she would contribute an original artwork for their Drawing the Line on Indiscriminate Breeding campaign.  Angie agreed but, as she is relatively unknown, we thought a way to add value to her artwork (preview night 4th August Mall Galleries, London; auctioned on 13th October at Cheffins, Cambridge) was to ‘do’ a famous horse.  As Jenny Pitman is hosting the event we contacted her and with the consent of Corbiere’s former owner, Mr Bryan Burrough, Angie created an original of Corbiere.

Both Jenny and Bryan Burrough have seen a photograph of the original and both are highly delighted with the outcome.  Jenny’s husband says it’s like looking at a ghost, whilst Jenny reckons there has only ever been one other artist who has ‘caught’ Corbiere.  Now, there are two!

Media release provided by Mr Sandy Paton, www.angeladavidsonart.co.uk

Tipstar will be the only horse racing service where betters can sell and buy racing tips for Coral Eclipse. The site will also provide in-depth event analysis combining a track and runner overview with odds comparison to help place informed bets.

Horse racing enthusiasts wanting to stay up to date with Coral Eclipse news won’t have to look any further as Tipstar will provide the latest news highlights, together with regular results updates. And while racing betters can use all this information to place winning predictions, Tipstar will keep the Coral Eclipse discussion going by providing a horse racing forum.

Rob Mathieson, Managing Director of Tipstar, said: “The Coral Eclipse Day is one of the most exciting events of the year and we wanted to add to the excitement by giving racing enthusiasts a chance to not only place predictions, but also sell their tips.

“To make placing winning bets easier, Tipstar offers betting advice combined with the latest sports news. We want all these features to make Tipstar punters’ number one destination for this year’s Coral Eclipse.”

Tipstar’s main feature, a platform where tipsters can buy and sell tips, is based on a percentage-based point system which ranks the accuracy and success rate of each tipster, displaying their performance in a tipsters table.

Tippers have a full control of how much they charge for their tips, giving customers the right to see any predictions they have made over the next seven days. Tippers make money by selling predictions to others, while buyers can make money by using tips to place winning bets.

Tipstar is integrated with major bookmakers including Bet365, Ladbrokes and William Hill, ensuring that all odds data is accurate, while streamed news provides regular sports updates.

Additionally to horse racing betting, Tipstar covers other major British sports such as greyhound racing, football and tennis. The company’s vision is to bridge the gap between the sports better and a bookmaker by combining sports betting advice with sports news and a tips selling platform.

For more information or to become a Tipstar member go to www.tipstar.co.uk.

Tipstar.co.uk allows horse racing fans to sell and buy horse racing tips, view all runners for every UK fixture, read live news and make daily horse racing predictions.

Ahead of each fixture at Royal Ascot, the Tipstar site lists in depth race information about each competitor set to run one of the most famous courses in the world. By viewing a spread of detailed racing information such as the track and runners’ overview, users are able to make intelligent predictions.

Believed to be the first UK website where horse racing enthusiasts can both place and sell predictions for money, Tipstar also tracks the past performance and success rate of tippers. The site provides horse racing enthusiasts with a statistical advantage when it comes to buying tips on who will be first to complete the world-renowned course.

The site has already attracted attention from the betting industry with the developers of the Tipstar website witnessing a bidding war with offers for the business in excess of £1 million from the industry’s key players.

Rob Mathieson, Managing Director of Tipstar said: “Royal Ascot is one of the main events on the British sporting calendar and one which a lot of people like to have a flutter on.

“Our site provides both occasional punters and professional betters with information that takes the gamble out of gambling.”

Alongside free membership the site also offers sport news, fixture information and forum discussions on football, greyhound racing and tennis.

A simple percentage-based point system ranks the accuracy and success rate of individuals and pits members against each other. Tippers make money by selling predictions to others, while buyers can make money by using tips to place bets where there is already a winning track record.

“Tipstar offers a win, win situation for both the buyer and the seller. Anyone can have a go at making money by offering and selling predictions, and if you’re good you are likely to attract a large following and you could make a fortune,” added Mathieson.

Some Tipstar members are professional betters using the site for its live news streaming, easy-to-use layout and to sell their tips to other members.
The site’s software is integrated with major bookmakers including Bet365, Ladbrokes and William Hill ensuring all odds data is accurate and informative while streamed news provides regular sports updates from around the world.
Mathieson concluded: “Although we have developed Tipstar primarily for those who can see its money making potential, it is never-the-less a great resource for anyone who wants up-to-date sporting news and data, or to find a fun way to spend five minutes or an hour.

“For those wanting to exchange a bit of banter about horse racing the site’s constant live feed of comments and forums provides the perfect opportunity to spread your opinion far and wide and enter discussion with like-minded fellow sports enthusiasts.”

The company’s vision is to create an online community where all sport news and current affairs are discussed. The site offers more choice to a sports better by consolidating sources of information and validating the track record of tip sellers.

For more information or to become a Tipstar member go to www.tipstar.co.uk.

Press Release - After several months of development, Equine Staff is finally launching their new web page in UK. The new site allows horse enthusiasts to find and promote jobs in the horse industry.

With this new site, horse studs and businesses looking for staff can gain access to many applicants who are looking for work in stud work, stable hand, track riders, trainers, managers, bloodstock assistants etc This not only saving you time by advertising in papers etc but also saving you money with our range or services to suit every business.
Equine Staff can pre screen, reference check and organise interview times leaving you to handle what you do best- business!
Each month more than 5000 users visit the site and according to the job seekers, “Equine Staff makes finding horse jobs easy as new jobs will be sent directly to their email or one of Equine Staff members will contact you about the position for non internet users”.

It is also easy to create or upload your resume online at no cost so with only a click of the button you can apply for suitable jobs.

In a few clicks, users can access a selection of job ad that match their preferences (job type, location, wage, etc). They can also add an image of themself in their personal account of themself riding. Log onto www.equinestaff.co.uk.

On the other hand, employers can be certain that their job vacancy gets the visibility it deserves. Equine Staff offers detailed job ads with description, contact details, location, and a stud photo or business logo. Unlike other recruitment services Equine Staff also has a replacement guarantee of 3 months and no placement fees.

Last but not least, Equine Staff provides equestrian businesses with a wide array of advertising and recruitment services with our prices starting from less than £5 per week which includes unlimited vacancy advertising. We can also advertise your vacancy (s) in any newspaper or magazines at employers expensive while directing all calls to Equine Staff so we can pre screen etc, this allowing your business to remain confidential.

We can also offer new employers a 6 month free trail where we will create an advertising account so employers can place their vacancy online so potential applicants can contact them directly. (Offer ends 1st July 2010) Check out our web page at www.equinestaff.co.uk, or email info@equinestaff.com.au now.

The SRC is unique amongst racing clubs, as all the key decisions that affect the Club horses are made by its members. Just a week after launching and with a total of just thirty members in the Club at the time, members voted to send Rupestrian to Stratford for the opening juvenile hurdle of the season – he won by ten lengths.

Bought for just £4,000 with the hope of winning a selling hurdle or two, Rupestrian improved from race to race, winning at Hexham and Sedgefield in June, before making it four on the bounce at Market Rasen in July.

It was the unlikely victory at Market Rasen that first opened to discussion of sending Rupestrian to compete in Cheltenham.
However, shortly after Rupestrian suffered a setback at Stratford due to very hard going and was taking off the circuit to rest. This means that his Cheltenham debut will be his first race in quite a while.

The decision to go for the Triumph was certainly the hardest SRC members have had to make so far. Well over 100 members voted to swerve the Fred Winter handicap hurdle in favour of the ‘big one’ on Gold Cup day, and the Club forum has been the source of plenty of lively debate about the race and his chances.

Members need to choose a jockey too, and with his main employer Philip Hobbs without a runner in the race, Richard Johnson is sure to be a very popular choice, especially as he has a 100% record on Rupestrian, with two wins.

Tim Vaughan plans to keep Rupestrian busy after his Cheltenham run as he is a fresh horse and hasn’t had much racing. If he comes out of Cheltenham in good shape, there’s the 4yo hurdle at Aintree next, and maybe a trip to Glorious Goodwood on the flat in the summer.

For now though, the focus is entirely on Cheltenham. It’s going to be a nervous time for all connected to the Club, until those tapes fly up and the Cheltenham roar sounds out from the stands. As we all know, anything can happen in racing, and last-minute knocks can dash the biggest of dreams. When the race starts though, it’s all out of our hands, as horse and jockey go for glory.