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Horse laying is when you want to put some money onto an outcome where a horse will lose a race.  In this instance you take the traditional place of the bookmaker.

Normally people will place a bet that a horse can win a race.  As you know the odds are usually stacked fairly highly against you, as most times you have got a 1 in 8 or 1 in 10 chance, depending upon how many horses are running.

Usually you can pick the “favourite” horse to increase your chances of winning but the odds are lower so your profits are lower.

When you are laying a horse you are saying that you believe that horse will not win the race - i.e. it wont come first.  The simplest thing to do is to pick a horse that usually is a rank outsider and has virtually zero chance of winning.  This will work, but to take the part of the traditional bookmaker, you need to have enough money “in reserve” in case that rank outsider actually went on to win that race - and usually this can amount to hundreds and thousands of pounds.  To lose money of this size can be catastrophic - only a few losses like this can wipe out even the most hardened person.

You never see a broke bookmaker do you?

The tipster on this site has proven himelf to be able to find horses which stand little chance of winning a race, when other certain horses are in the same race.  By doing this they can find horses which have “low odds” - i.e. you stand a good chance of making money, and they are to keep the risk as low as possible.

All you have to do is log in to one of the betting exchanges such as betfair.com or betdaq.com and “lay” the horse suggested - full simple instructions are shown in the user manual.  Enjoy the reading or simply subscribe today, risk free, nothing to pay today!