This 2023 edition of Royal Ascot Statistics & Trends covers all 35 races of the Royal Ascot Festival with statistics and trends for the
previous 12 years – 2011 to 2022.
Factors such as horses age, betting market, previous race, previous Ascot form, previous distance form, official rating, group race wins, starting stall and current season form all play a crucial role in determining a horse’s chances of success.
Factors such as horses age, betting market, previous race, previous course form, previous distance form, official rating, group race wins, starting stall and season form all play a crucial role in determining a horse’s chances of success.
By analysing
these factors enthusiasts can increase their chances of winning and enjoying the thrill of one of the most exciting horse racing festivals in the world.
Top reviews from United Kingdom
Kernow
5.0 out of 5 stars Best Ascots Trends Publication Available
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 June 2023
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There are many websites and publications available that cover statistics and trends for Royal Ascot but this one is by
far and away the best I’ve come across. Every race covered on two facing pages with plenty of space for private notes. Used in conjunction with One Stop Racing (plus I use Geegeez) racecards it is an invaluable source of reducing field sizes to help find potential winners. Simply indispensable.
Anne Brent
5.0 out of 5 stars Great information
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 June 2023
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I purchased this for my husband who wrote the following review. I am absolutely delighted with Keith’s Royal Ascot Statistics & Trends. It
covers every race with lots of very useful stats and trends ( in other words it does exactly as the front cover states ) It will not find every winner, but no publication ever does. However, what it does is helps us eliminate a proportion of the runners and leaves us with maybe 3 or 4 possible selections for the reader to study the form and make a decision. Keith has produced other publication covering Cheltenham, Aintree in the past and I have found them very useful. Indeed Keith put some
useful stats for the Oaks the other week and by following the guide produced one horse and that was the winner. If you like stats, trends you will love this publication. For those of you who are not so keen, this is worth the money as it will guide you towards possible selections. A lot of work will have gone in to this publication and in my opinion is money well spent.