Eric Winner is all about finding value bets and big priced winners. We help punters make their betting pay.
Every tipster worth their salt has a niche. Why? Because there aren't enough hours in the day to find winners across the board. Logically, you shouldn't need to try. Why be the jack of all trades and master of none?
When it comes to sprint racing Eric Winner is the master of time.
So what can Eric give you? Well, it all comes from his love of mathematics, statistical & analysis.
Here's the secret to his success.
Official Median Times Are Flawed
After years of study, Eric has created his own figures which help him identify the fastest horse in every sprint race. This added to his insight of individual horses, race styles & trainer statistics gives him the ability to forward selective tips.
Take a look at his winning tips by clicking the graphic, below.
With over 1M page views you can be guaranteed Eric has proven his ability to find winners. He isn't a favourites man. In fact, he's landed a few monster pay days including a 100/1 winner (backed to 12/1).
Eric Makes the Bookmakers Cry
Look at these results which detail winners and race analysis.
You're Cool 14/1
Zac Brown 14/1
Munafallet 18/1
Goadby 16/1
This is Spectacular
Give Us A Belle 16/1 + £226 F/C
You're Gifted 20/1
Speightstown Kid 25/1 + £205 F/C
Harrison Stickle 25/1
In fact, Eric Winner has tipped over 50 10/1+ winners
Distance In Time
No Time
Time And Motion
Time Of Course [Killing The Myth Of Median Times!!!]
About Eric Winner.
My first memory of going horse racing was with some of my family to Uttoxeter. My uncle's friends told me to back a horse.
It won!
I vividly remember standing next to one of the chase fences to watch. A horse unseated its rider while another fell. I realised jump racing was a risky business. Those thoughts must have struck a cord with me because I have always loved Flat racing.
Like many people, I had my regular Saturday bet. However, my interest really took off in 2004 when I researched race times. With mathematics and data analysis being something, I have always enjoyed it seemed a logical step. I've honed my skills within sprint racing. In my opinion, the official speed figures are wrongly collated.
Basically, median times are a joke. I've developed my own figures to find winners.