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Magical Tipster Off To A Flyer

Well Cheltenham has come and The Magical Tipster has started where he left off last year with another winning day. 3 winner out of 6 with prices of 5/1, 8/15 and 16/1 making a grand total of £18.50 in profit! This wil make the rest of the week a risk free betting with profits already […]

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Bank Holiday Means Rain

This Bank Holiday do not get a barbecue as the weather looks like it is going to pour down and the chill factor is going to be unbearable. Typical of this spring in the UK that the weather is shall we say ‘mixed’. When foreigners say that the British are obsessed with the weather, they are basically […]

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Villan Takes Down The Magical Tipster

 New kid on the block made a move on a reluctant Magical Tipster and took the old man down. Villan a renegade sports trader goaded The Magical Tipster into another tipster challenge. At first The Magical Tipster was not entirely au fait with the challenge because preparation was not down and being the fag end […]

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Bert Weedon Dies And Villan Comes For Seconds

The man who helped introduce Rock and Roll into the UK and wrote a book that launched a thousand guitarist died yesterday. Bert Weedon – East End cockney rebel studio musician died at the age of 91. He has been credited for creating the sound that made Bristish rock musician extremely popular in the world […]

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A Weekend Of Strange Things

The big news from the East is the story of the businessman Neil Heywood dying and the arrest of Gu Kailai wife of  Bo Xilai, a major player in the politics of China, for possible murder! It is proposed that Mr Heywood was killed by cyanide poison and that there was an attempt to hush up the death […]

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The Magical Tipster Smashes The Opposition

The legend that is The Magical Tipster had been damaged after 2010 World Cup competition in South Africa. There was open talk that he had lost his way and the ability to see things that others had missed or the markets had got wrong, had been loosen by some rash decisions such as laying Spain. […]

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