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Don’t miss out on an incredible Summer Offer! Join us for June, July, and August and save up to £52.50!
Our Summer Package includes Marten’s Daily Bulletin, your go-to source for all the major meetings during the peak summer months. From Royal Ascot to Newmarket July, Ascot King George, Glorious Goodwood and York Ebor, we’ve got you covered. You’ll be in the know for all the big races.
Plus, you’ll receive the Weekend Card via email and download for June, July and August. It’s packed with valuable information and insights to keep you ahead of the game throughout the summer.
Make the most of this amazing offer.
Join us now and have an unforgettable summer of racing!
Package one: Daily Bulletin (major meetings)
If you buy package one you will receive the Daily Bulletin for all the major meetings during the peak summer months:
Newmarket July, Ascot King George, Glorious Goodwood and York Ebor.
You will also receive our weekly magazine The Weekend Card every Wednesday!
£140
Daily Bulletin (daily)
If you buy package two you will receive a Daily Bulletin via email everyday for three months providing Marten’s analysis of the day’s racing events.
You will also receive our weekly magazine The Weekend Card every Wednesday!
£255
Samples
Please click here to read back copies of Marten’s Daily Bulletin.
Please click here to see a Weekend Card.
The Weekend Card
What is the Weekend Card?
Marten was unable to write a Dark Horses Annual this year, so his horses to follow for the season (his Premier List) were exclusively revealed in the first edition of the Weekend Card for the new season on 19 April and they are updated every week. Marten believes these horses have the requisite attributes to yield a profit to level stakes by the end of the season. There are updates every week on their progress with any forthcoming entries.
The hugely popular Sleeper Section contains his select list of a dozen horses, which evolves through the season, comprising of handicap projects and unraced or unexposed horses that Marten has reason to believe have not yet revealed their full potential.
Marten’s Dark Horses are introduced and discussed, as and when they have entries, in Marten’s Look Ahead feature, with updates and informed comment. This section, as before, is coupled with the Retrospective – Marten’s appraisal of how the previous week’s selections, both winners and losers, performed. The emphasis throughout the Card is on continuity.
Our regular contributors Jodie Standing, covering the jumping scene, and sprint handicapper specialist Ian Carnaby will be joined by a regular features from Dan Briden, who will pass on his information on unraced two-year-olds of topical interest.
