“I Gotta Horse!”

So cried self styled “Prince Monolulu” back in Edwardian times, but his trick was to hand out pieces of paper with the name of a horse on it; each piece carried the name of a horse to run in the big race of the day, whether it be the Epsom Derby or the Ascot Gold Cup – and every horse was covered, ensuring that at least some of his followers had reason to believe a miracle had taken place.

There are many “Tipping Tom’s” out there, including of course the world famous Tom Segal of Racing Post fame, and more recently Tom Collins who is now a pundit for ITV Racing. The difference between myself and the others is that they get paid to inform others of their views (pundits), whereas I get paid by putting my money where my mouth is.

Many tipsters focus on lining their own pockets, promising unrealistic returns while pushing overpriced bets that don’t yield profits for you. On the flip side, there are well-known racing analysts whom you can trust; however, they have access to the same information as the bookies, causing odds to plummet before you can place a bet.

Let’s be honest – taking on the bookies is a tough challenge, and discovering profitable opportunities in horse racing has become increasingly difficult in 2025. Betting on favorites or horses deemed ‘most likely’ to win is now a surefire way to lose money quickly. Since horse racing wagering is so intricate, it might seem appealing to try a simplistic system—after all, your average bettor doesn’t have hours to analyse replays, compare bookmaker odds, and study form thoroughly. Being a professional horse racing consultant demands full-time dedication to outsmarting bookmakers through hard work and expertise.

Contact me to find out how you can join my service, and thanks for seeking out Tipping Tom today