Millions of racing fans throughout the world invest pounds daily on the outcome of a horse race. They come in all shapes and sizes as do their bets with a vast majority of wages lining the bookmaker's satchels. I've lived with the betting ideal for years and find it's very easy to identify with born winners and losers. 

The betting shop and race track are a minefield through which the backer must move in order to survive. If lessons are not acted upon the result is poverty. The borderline between the poorhouse and prosperity where gambling is concerned, is a thin one and the backer needs to discipline himself to avoid the pitfalls. 

In all sports there are stars, but the difference between them is purely down to pace. The same can be said of horses, the ones that quicken in the last few yards to win a race, will do it again under the same conditions. 

I know how to sustain a bank during the most abysmal periods and increase it through positive staking during good periods, I abhor short price backing, and I consider myself an expert on “tipster” services and how to benefit from them, but I also have tremendous respect for them as well, having been there and done it for a considerable number of years. However, thanks to Betfair we can now become bookies ourselves and whilst the risks can be high, a steady stream of profit can be made when strict discipline is used. We know how it’s done and would not reveal or sell our strategy to anyone…why?? ..because it works and you can be part of it. 

Finally, backing horses for profit is not easy, expectations are always higher than they realistically should be. 

Very few can make betting pay. This website will be your passport to a more informed betting life but your feet must be kept firmly on the ground.

With Successful Betting you are part of a community run by punters for punters. It really is great fun, and very team orientated. If you require more information please do not hesitate to contact me.

In August 2001 I retired from backing horses due to business commitments. I am of the opinion that if you cannot put in the effort you should not risk the sums of money I used to deal in. During the summer of 2002 I made a small commitment to try and make money for shareholders but I wasn't as successful and was reluctant to use biggish stakes for fear of losing shareholder money. Having said that we still made over £5,000 pure profit. We also closed all applications for shares and I do not think we will be taking on any new people for the near future. Instead we have decided to sell some of our information with an unconditional guarantee that if we do not make profit the next season will be FREE. We deal in backing periods, are fees are not high, and they help us to maintain our website. When we have enough clients we close ALL business to new people. This is not a marketing ploy, it is fact we did it last year and have done it every season since 2002.

During 2003 we continued to create more interest and worked very hard to sustain a small profit during the Flat. Since then we have created even more interest with very low fees and our 4 month period for backing horses on the flat has become so popular that we do not take any members once our flat season has started. If you would like to participate in 2012 please contact us.

Good luck with your backing and if you need any further information please do not hesitate to ask.

Mick  Taylor