For just over nine minutes every year, over 600 million people are transfixed on Merseyside. No, it's not a big clash for Liverpool or noisy neighbours Everton, it is of course, the Grand National. Despite
Yes. Why wouldn't he? The highly-anticipated El Clasico often brings plenty of healthy debate and discussion around what is the greatest hybrid team. So, here at the Betfred Blog, we thought we would get in
The Lincoln signifies the return of top-class flat action on the turf and as such, there is plenty of interest in what is often a fantastic each-way betting heat. Dean Ivory saddles the interesting Sirius
Cardiff plays host to Judgement Night this year, as two men will be relegated from what has been a thrilling Premier League campaign. Michael Smith and Dave Chisnall look set to battle against the dreaded
With international week upon us, there is plenty of interest in the To Make Euro 2016 England Finals Squad market. So, here at the Betfred Blog, we've asked two of the bloggers to take a look
The All-Weather Championships take centre-stage on Friday and as such, the Betfred Blog have delved into the formbook to try and find some value. The first three races look set to be exciting and there
England are gearing up nicely ahead of Euro 2016, with Roy Hodgson set to face a real selection headache with plenty of spots on the plane up for grabs. The international break often ensures the
The Premier League Darts heads to Liverpool this week and although James Wade sits out of proceedings, there are still five terrific tungsten ties to enjoy. Wade sits out after playing twice when Robert Thornton
Reigning WGC Dell Match Play champion Rory McIlroy heads the betting ahead of the 2016 renewal but the value may lie with the consistent Rickie Fowler. The American has plenty of experience in the match
Tryster returns to the track this weekend in a bid to land the coveted Dubai Turf at Meydan. The five-year-old faces a slightly easier task, now that reigning champion Solow misses the race after a
We're slowly edging towards All-Weather Championship Finals Day this Friday and as such, the Betfred Blog have delved into the formbook to try and find you some juicy value in the ante-post market. The Marathon
The magic of Cheltenham has dimmed after a frenetic four days at Prestbury Park but the National Hunt excitement lives on, as we're treated to an ante-post look at 2017. There are plenty of markets
Sam Twiston-Davies failed to get on the winners board yesterday but he arrives with three each-way chances on Friday, as he gets the leg-up on Connetable, All Yours and Solar Impulse. Paul Nicholls saddles the
The Grand Annual Chase has often been a fantastic betting heat with backers searching for one last golden moment before Cheltenham draws to a close and this year, it can go the way of Rock
The penultimate race of Cheltenham sees the conditional jockeys get their chance in the limelight and the intriguing Squouateur looks the horse to be on. Gordon Elliot's five-year-old has won three of his four starts
As the dust begins to settle in the aftermath of what is sure to be another exciting Gold Cup, attentions turn to the Foxhunter Chase, where Victoria Pendleton will attract plenty of attention on Pacha
The Cheltenham Gold Cup is so often the focal point of the National Hunt season and this year, Djakadam can make up for last year's agonising second by going one better on Friday. Willie Mullins
The Albert Bartlett sees the elite staying novice hurdlers take to Cheltenham in order to battle it out over the testing three-mile trip. You need guts, determination, stamina and talent, all in equal measures to
The County Hurdle often offers a real tight betting heat and this year is no different, with a very competitive field going to post. There are often plenty of gambles in the County Hurdle, with a
Willie Mullins hasn't landed the Triumph Hurdle since Scolardy's success in 2002 but he looks to have decent claims this year, with the exciting Let's Dance. There had been plenty of hype surrounding the filly
