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Our proprietary horse racing tips use a combo of racing data and old fashioned pro punter analysis. Our vast network of industry contacts is also a factor with MogulTips. Mogul out classes Algos, Form only blinkers and ALWAYS has it's ear on the track.

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Who is Mogul?

and why sell horse racing tips?

Many people assume Mogul is a person - Mogul is a collective. We are a group of Professional Punters, Analysts & Technology Specialists. We have been involved with Bookmakers & Racing for a combined 35 years. We created our tipping service to enable us to invest in tools & networking that ultimately allows us all to put the chocolates in the fridge. Betting together, Winning together - That's who Mogul is.

No Bookies

No free bets, No SPAM

Nearly ALL Australian Horse Racing Tipping Services give away free bets and bookie promos so they can profit from you with backhand commissions. This makes no sense to us. We pledge to have NO BOOKIE rorts or free bet style spam.

Top Horse Racing Analysis

Tech meets experience

Our proprietary horse racing tips use a combo of racing data and old fashioned pro punter analysis. Our vast network of industry contacts is also a factor with MogulTips. Mogul out classes Algos, Form only blinkers and ALWAYS has it's ear on the track.

32 Bookies Monitored Live

All Prices Monitored

We actively monitor 32 Bookies plus the Betfair Exchange to spot early money, prices plunges and false favorites, sharpening your mail and delivering edge.

Live Late Mail

Full Market Visibility

For packages with our Late Mail Telegram service you will get  alerts throughout the Raceday giving you an edge to make decisions on the fly. This service is real deal and not sent for the sake of sending horse racing tips out. Our late mail strikes like lightening and is well known amongst punters.

The Mogul Method

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Our thoroughbred network and 70 year old "Handed Down"form study rules are first in line when it comes to the Mogul Method. Technology can be replicated, relationships need respect - with that said Mogul's technology is second to none, we use what bookmakers & exchanges use - giving you the ultimate punting edge.

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Learn to Punt Like a Pro

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How A First Four Bet Could Win You Thousands

Have you ever placed a ‘first four’ bet?

There are dozens of different types of bets available to punters. These range from simple ‘win’ and ‘place’ bets to complicated accumulators which can confuse even the most experienced punter.

If you are looking for a healthy profit on a single race, a ‘first four’ bet might be for you.

First Four

A First Four bet requires you to select the first four finishers in a given horse race. It is similar to a ‘quinella’ and a ‘trifecta’ – bets which require you to pick the first two or three finishers in a given event.

You can place a First Four bet on any nominated race covered by the national TABs including thoroughbreds, greyhounds and harness.
There are several different types of First Four bet available.

Straight First Four Bet

A straight First Four bet requires you to pick the first four finishers of a particular race in the correct order. This is the easiest way for you to maximise your profit as it requires just one stake. A win is paid only in the event of your nominated four runners finishing in the correct order.

Box First Four Bet

A box First Four bet requires you to pick the first four finishers in a nominated race in any order. You make four selections and if they occupy the first four places, in any order, you will win.

There are 24 permutations for your four horses to finish in the first four places and so a box First Four is made up of twenty-four bets. A $1 stake would therefore result in a $24 outlay for this particular bet.

Standout First Four Bet

A standout First Four bet is a good value option if you have a very clear idea of which horse will win a particular race. You select one runner which you believe will win the race, and then three further runners who you believe will finish in second, third and fourth places. If your chosen first place runner wins the race, the other three runners can finish in the next three places in any order.
A standout First Four bet reduces the number of combinations. In the example above there would be six possible permutations and so six bets. This type of bet is sometimes called a ‘roving banker’ bet.

Flexi First Four Bet

A flexi bet allows you to decide how much you wish to spend on their bet. For example, a box First Four bet with four runners costs $24 to receive 100% of the final dividend. If you only wished to stake $12 then a flexi bet allows you to do this and you will win 50% of the dividend.
Whilst there might be a degree of difficulty in picking the first four finishers in a given race, the various box and standout First Four options give you a good choice of options when trying to profit from picking the first four finishers.

About Betfair

Who are Betfair?

Betfair – the leading sports betting exchange – has revolutionised the betting industry. The company has over a million customers worldwide and, unlike traditional bookmakers, the odds for all sporting events are set by Betfair users.
You can also choose to ‘lay’ a horse or team as well as backing your chosen selection.
Betfair offers some of the best odds available for racing and sporting events and, odds are up to 20% better than the Australian TAB.

Top Five Benefits:

    • Choose whether to back your selection or whether to ‘lay’ it on any sports event
    • Racing Zone provides Betfair back and lay odds alongside NSW TAB, SuperTab and Unitab markets which is useful for comparing comparative prices
    • On average, odds are 20% better than those offered by the Australian TAB
    • Trade your bets so you profit no matter which of your bets wins
    • Quick bet settlement

Betting with Betfair

Some of the more popular betting types at Betfair:

    • BSP Price – A fixed price taken at the time of placing your bet
    • Places – back or lay a horse to be placed in a certain race
    • Back and lay - Betfair allows you to back your selection to win in the normal manner or you can do the opposite and lay your selection to lose. As you can either back or lay a selection you benefit from the additional option of being able to trade your position and lay your bet back if it looks the likely winner, to guarantee yourself a profit
    • In-running – you can place bets during horse races, right up until the final seconds

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Horse Racing Tips Leverage Positioning

When legendary trainer Bart Cummings speaks, it generally pays to listen. Talking about the deterioration of the tracks in Melbourne and Sydney in recent years, the trainer said, "... Wall to wall racing now means that horses who can lead have a great advantage."
Now, more than ever, horse racing is about the position a horse settles and races in during a race. Other factors such as the pace of a race and a horse’s performance mid-race (is it capable of obtaining the desired position?) are important, but positioning is ever increasingly the key factor.

Slow starters

If a horse misses the start of a race and gets away slowly, it can be the immediate end of its chances. Often, you will hear a race caller state that a horse may have lost several lengths at the start and that mistake will generally cost a horse the chance of a win. It isn’t so much that the horse loses some ground, but, more importantly, it loses the chance of a favourable running position in the race. This is particularly true if the horse is a front-runner.

It can be overcome in extreme circumstances – Sebring had a terrible start before recovering to win the 2008 Golden Slipper Stakes – but it does not happen very often.

Back front-runners

It is generally worth considering horses that have the ability to lead or be close to the front round about 400 metres from the winning post. Research some years ago found that over 50% of all winners are positioned in the first three at the 400 metre mark, yet they represent only 27% of all runners.

Similarly, backmarkers represent well over a quarter of all runners, but win less than 9% of races.

Backing front-runners is particularly profitable in sprint races. The research found that more than 56% of all winners come from less than 28 per cent of all runners.

Use a form guide alongside your horse racing tips

The best way to establish how good a horse’s positioning is in a race is to use a reliable form guide. Alternatively, by keeping an eye out for positive, front-running horses you can build up a database of those horses that have good positional sense in races. This is particularly true of sprint events.

Avoid the slow beginners

You may see a horse with its head cocked to one side in the early part of a race. Often, this trait means a mount will have a slow beginning, either hitting the starting stalls or other runners. Alternatively, bad luck can play a part in a slow start as a horse is squeezed out in the early stages or it experiences interference from other runners whilst jumping.
Whilst this type of slow start can be taken into account, once a horse gets a reputation for being a slow starter it should be avoided at all costs. By far the biggest reason for a horse's failure to run as expected is the failure to establish the desired running position early in the race.

How Track Bias Affects Races Horse Racing Tips

It is a fact that horses run differently on different tracks. There are 330 racetracks in Australia and all will tend to show favouritism to certain post positions and certain types of horses. Some call the advantage of certain post positions ‘lane bias’ and some call a horse’s predisposition to certain tracks ‘speed bias’. Combined, they are known as ‘track bias’.

What is track bias?

‘Track bias’ is a term most generally used to describe how one part of a racetrack may be different from another. It can include a wide variety of conditions including the severity of turns, the type of racing surface, where the starting gate is located, any cambers in the track surface, the length of the straight, the angles of the surface from a true flat position and the hardness of the ground.

Track bias is not a phenomenon that is unique to Australia or to particular tracks, but is a widely discussed issue in horse racing the world over.

What causes track bias?

There are three major influencing factors which can cause track bias:
    • The weather conditions
    • The usage of the course
    • The design of the track

Course design

You may think most courses are broadly the same. However, this is not the case and there are many factors in the design and layout of a course that can advantage or disadvantage certain horses. The main factors are:

    • Location of starting gate – starting barriers near to a turn favour the horses drawn on the inside

    • Type of surface – this can make a huge difference to how a horse runs. Even different types of grass can have an impact
    • Small, tight turns – typically favours ‘front running’ horses
    • Length of straight - a long straight changes from an on-pace bias to an off-pace bias

Weather conditions

Weather conditions will certainly influence the performance of a track.

For example, a wet track will often favour off-pace horses whilst a dry track can be an advantage to on-pace horses. In addition, when a grass track dries out quickly after rain, it will often favour leaders or on-pace runners.

Course usage

The number of races in Australia has increased significantly in the last two or three decades and to help cater for this increase, ‘movable rails’ were introduced. The location of the movable rail can often affect the patters of racing and the design of the track. In Australia, horses that race away from the rail are often at an advantage.

The maintenance and wear and tear of a track can also lead to ‘track bias’. For example, back-markers are often favoured when the track is in poor condition, whereas conversely front-runners will be at an advantage immediately after track renovations are concluded.

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