Introducing: Cheek Pieces

Published: Mon, 04/11/22

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Please Welcome Neil, who runs Cheekpieces, for a free trial.

Welcome to Cheekpieces

I spent over fifteen years realising a second income from betting on horse racing. I went full-time when work started getting in the way of punting. My issue now, is not finding winners, it is trying to get bets placed as my success has resulted in most bookmakers either closing or restricting on my account. I had several exclusive followers already and in early 2017 decided to start up the service Cheek Pieces and offer membership to new clients.

Unlike many services ALL my results are available to view month-by-month, win or lose.

2021 Results as follows:

Month	Bets	Return	P&L	ROI
Jan	25	50.75	25.75	103.00%
February	31	37.38	6.38	20.56%
March	70	64.47	- 5.53	-7.90%
April	54	39.70	- 14.30	-26.48%
May	64	85.60	21.60	33.75%
June	51	60.57	9.57	18.76%
July	74	91.87	17.87	24.15%
August	54	73.12	19.12	35.40%
September	73	86.45	13.45	18.42%
October	55	45.51	- 9.49	-17.26%
November	49	73.70	24.70	50.41%
December	37	54.28	17.28	46.71%

Totals	637	763	126.39	19.84%

Monday 11th April

No bet advised on Monday

Tuesday 12th April

The turf flat season really kicks into gear this week having stalled since Doncaster and the Craven meeting at HQ is considered by many to be the proper start of the flat season. However, I will be cautious about advising many bets on the flat this month, April 2019 was a loss of 13 points, while last year was a loss of 14 points, despite a 14/1 winner. Racing was suspended in April 2020, so break even was a good result!

The first race on ITV is Weatherbys Bloodstock Pro Handicap (1:50) which looks a decent race, and the form will be worth following in the coming weeks. Punchbowl Flyer looks a big price, the Dream Ahead gelding is back on his last winning mark [100]. He appears to act on any going, he’s never been a non-runner on account of the going. He won at Haydock last year, beating Bielsa by a nose, before that one won the Ayr Gold Cup off a higher mark. He lost his form after that, as these sprint handicappers tend to do, but has run well first time out in the past:

Newmarket 1:50 – PUNCHBOWL FLYER – ½ point each-way @ 25/1 (Power 4 places, or Sky Bet 18/1 five places.

Master Of The Seas won the Craven Stakes at last year’s meeting before finishing runner-up in the Guineas and looks the right favourite for the Earl Of Sefton Stakes (3:00). John Gosden’s Megallan could be the type that improves from three to four, something his trainer excels at. While Jane Chapple-Hyam has an interesting recruit from South Africa, Catch Twentytwo, who has solid form in grade 1’s over there.

Highlight of the card is the Lanwades Stud Nell Gwyn Stakes (3:35) and I can’t see any obvious reason why Cachet should reverse the form of the Rockfel Stakes with Hello You, with just a 3lbs advantage. Cachet looked to me that she needs further than seven furlongs, and that was justified when she ran stepped up in trip for the Breeder’s Cup, when she reversed the Newmarket form. My preference is for Hello You but with fitness to prove, as well as likely improvers from the rest, I don’t think there’s a bet.

Many Thanks,

Neil

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