Racing Tips: Andrew Mount’s Spreadex Analysis- June 18

Professional horse racing tipster Andrew Mount takes a good look at today’s Spreadex markets to find the best value spread betting and fixed odds opportunities.

Spreadex offers both normal fixed odds betting plus spread betting on horse racing. There are some key differences between this form of gambling and placing regular fixed odds bets. Get the calls right and punters could win big, but the potential to lose money can be much higher. Intrigued? Then check out this how to spread bet on horse racing guide:

It’s the final day of Royal Ascot and Andrew has one recommended bet/trade at the big meeting and two others at Ayr/Redcar on Saturday, June 18th. Follow his tips on horse racing betting sites throughout the year.

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THE COOKSTOWN CAFU ran at Haydock on May 28^th, a meeting that featured a strong rail bias on the round course (races over 7f or further). Low-drawn prominent racers who could get on the inside rail enjoyed a huge edge and any horse who ran well after challenging wide could be upgraded. One of those was Jimi Hendrix who won a Class 4 handicap against the bias and was unlucky not to follow up at Royal Ascot a couple of days ago. The Cookstown Cafu ran in the 7f Class 4 handicap at Haydock, a race dominated by those who were up with the pace throughout. Two horses caught the eye – third-placed Windseeker who has since finished second by a head (8-1 from 14-1) in a Class 3 handicap at Sandown and The Cookstown Cafu in fifth. He was given a patient ride and was switched to the wide outside to challenge, doing well to finish…