31 Aug Kolkata

Race No 1 Studiofiftyfour: Distance suits and also the hardness of track compared to last couple of runs
Mightychangal: has been tracked well. Clear intentions. Blks Off

Race No 2 Mellowfellow: Rested 8 long months. Hopefully hasn't put on weight.
Cacharel: If jumps out well, then live threat

Race No 3 Power of Freedom: Ignore last run,
West Cape: Conditions suits
Splash Proff: Will have impressive debut, Well bred.

Race No 4 Captain Cook :(

Race No 5 Supreme Ruler: Impressive last run on a track which was soft. 200 mts more would have advantage
Oriental Rocky: Demote, has seen better days

Race No 6 Dakota Dreamer: Ignore couple of runs (whip lost, Lame, Interfered), has seen better company.
Jupiter: Ignore last run as distance was an issue. Has seen better days
Flourishing Move: Position of last run was bad. Is capable of upsetting.

Race No 7 Dreamz Unlimited: Lost by a whisker barring stumble. Serious contender
Treasure Island: Negative equpiment, but feels like prepared for this race.

29 Aug HYD Races

Do try and work out on value bets. No point in playing On Money Fav's. Spread your bets wisely.

PS: Will update in comments section once the likely odds are publish.

Pune 28th Aug 2016

It's all about choice, not FATE :)

On a personal front, if there is one thing that I have found irksome over the years, it’s that most people I know refer to me as a gambler. 

To the people who have assigned me this unwanted moniker, I politely explain that although I punt regularly I seldom gamble. What’s the difference? Plenty.

Although there is a presence of risk in both cases, punting, not gambling, offers by far the greater opportunity of returns. Punting is investment that is driven by knowledge, not chance, as is the case with its poorer relation, gambling. Decisions in punting rely on a series of related events in which the investor, in many cases, can predict the outcome of events with degrees of confidence. 

This blog would provide punters few choices on all the centers in India.