Super Sunday – Two Accumulator Tips Landed!

£157.30 and £82 Accumulator Tips Win!

It was a very Super Sunday here at myracing.com as we landed not one…

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMM!

£157.30 ACCA LANDED – BUZZ LIGHTYERE WINS!

Drifted to 9/4 to top up that profit! pic.twitter.com/QEUM3M4ucr

— My Racing Tips (@myracingtips) September 3, 2017

but two accumulator tips!

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMM!

£82 GREYHOUND ACCA LANDED!!

DRUMCROW PETE WINS! – NAP LANDED AT 10/11 TOO! YESSS!!! pic.twitter.com/KN9liXCatx

— My Racing Tips (@myracingtips) September 3, 2017

Winning Tips

The first accumulator was made up of:

Mad Jack Mytton – 6/5
Beyond The Clouds – 6/5 (also our NAP of the Day!)
Buzz Lightyere – 9/4 (drifted from 6/4)

The first two legs won as easily as you liked – Mad Jack Mytton clear before the last hurdle and winning by 15 lengths, before Beyond The Clouds won by 14 lengths – in a National Hunt Flat race! The drift on the last leg, running in the 5.00pm at Brighton, was initially a worry, but under a confident ride by Sebastian Woods he took the lead in the final furlong and never looked like being caught by Chosen Character back in second.

Our winning greyhound tips are becoming increasingly infamous with constant wins and a huge Twitter following, and after making a huge £222 profit on Friday to start September with a boom we carried on:

King Turbo – 10/11
Salthill Wizard – 1/1
Drumcrow Pete – 10/11 (also our Greyhound NAP!)

As our tipster’s stated in the greyhound writeups, Pete hit the front early and managed to hold on. That’s not to say the other dogs weren’t closing far too quickly for our liking, but he held on!

Our Tips

Our horse racing tips are posted in full every morning at 8.45am, but we put a number of bets up the night before – often our Win Accumulator or Lucky 15 tips. This helps us get the best possible odds and thus make the most profit!

Our greyhound tips are posted in the early evening every day; by 6.30pm at the latest, but often earlier. It does depend a little on when bookmakers price up the dogs, so keep an eye out.