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Champions Day Value: Why I'm Against Both Favorites in the Five Diamonds

The Five Diamonds at Rosehill presents a perfect scenario - two on-pace favorites drawn to burn each other up, while horses with superior acceleration sit back and pounce. The market's got this one wrong.

Kingsley Bartholomew's Melbourne Cup 2025 Best Bets & Tips

The 2025 Melbourne Cup is days away. My confidence levels are through the roof. I've never put more work into a race in my life. Episode 4 is live - all 10 factors, every runner scored, and my final selections revealed. I've scored every single horse

The Complete Melbourne Cup Race Analysis at TheKing.Zone

Episode 3 just dropped. The shortlists are in. 7 days until the $1,000,000 bet. Adam Sparrow and I spent 58 minutes going through every single runner in the 2025 Melbourne Cup. Started with 25 horses. Ended with 9 on our combined shortlists. Watch Episode 3 here → But here&

Max Bet Episode 14: Why I'm Laying Observer (And What Nobody's Seeing in the Golden Eagle)

Max Bet Episode 14: Why Kingsley is laying Derby favorite Observer at $2.15 and the sectional analysis nobody's seeing in the Golden Eagle. Spring Carnival analysis from The King Zone.

How to Prepare for Flemington Carnival 2025 (Without Losing Control)

Flemington Carnival kicks off Friday. Derby Day, Melbourne Cup, Oaks Day, Champions Day. Four massive days of racing. I've been doing this for 25+ years. Every single carnival, I see the same pattern: punters who've done well all year lose control over four days. They break

Episode 3: The Shortlist Is In - 25 Horses Down to 9

7 days until I bet to win $1,000,000 on the Melbourne Cup. I was up until 1am doing form. Adam Sparrow looked just as disheveled when he walked in. We both knew what today was: the day we narrow this field down. 25 horses entered. 58 minutes later,

When Class Actually Matters (Plus Two MAX BETS for Cox Plate Week)

37 bets. 16 winners. 65% ROI this week. The system's firing heading into Cox Plate weekend, and I want to show you exactly why - because there's a pattern I've been riding all Spring that's making serious money. Class edges. Not just

Tonight's Free. The Final Big Six Days Of Spring? Half Price. Last Chance.

Look, we're at the pointy end of Spring Carnival now. Tonight's meetings are completely free - Moonee Valley, Sunshine Coast, and Launceston. Consider it a warm-up. Roll the arm over before the biggest day of the carnival tomorrow. But here's the real opportunity: Six

The Cox Plate Conundrum: When There's No Pace, What's the Play?

Here's the thing - the Cox Plate discussion in this weeks Saturday Set perfectly illustrated one of the hardest problems in professional punting: the no-pace scenario. The Problem with No Pace When Globe scratched this morning, it took out the only guaranteed leader. Now we've got

The World Pool, Private Eye, and Why Price Is Everything

$2 million flooded the World Pool in 10 seconds. Everyone expected overs. Here's why the pros never let it happen - and what it teaches you about professional punting.

When the Track Record Falls, You Pay Attention

It's Friday Morning. I've already had a crack. Took $2.70 and $2.60 today on a horse running Saturday at Caulfield. I'm going back for more on race day, especially if the map plays out how I think it will. You don'

Saturday Set: Everest and Caulfield Cup Day - The Biggest Punting Day of the Year

It's the biggest day on the Australian racing calendar. Caulfield Cup. The Everest. Five Group Ones. The stakes are massive, the markets are sharp, and the boys at Wolfden got me in to break it all down. Let's get straight into it. The Official Tips -

The Everest 2025: I've Done The Work - Here's What You Need To Know

The biggest sprint race in the world is Saturday. $20 million. Twelve slot holders. One race. I've spent 48 hours on this and I've found the value. Look, The Everest is one of those races where everyone has an opinion. Every punter in Australia will have

The Hidden Metrics That Found $11 Winners Last Saturday

There are two ways most punters try to find a winner. They either: 1. Back the horse they “like” 2. Back the horse the market “likes” And both fail long term. What if instead, you looked at how a race was likely to be run — before you even looked at