From Betting On The UK Horse Races Just Twice A Day
No Matter If You've Never Placed A Bet Before
In the next few minutes I'm going to reveal to you precisely...
How I generate over £5,000 in profit every single month from my bets
All on near-autopilot, with no more than five minutes of work each morning.
I've done the hard yards, put in the years of struggle, grind and dedication...
And built betting software that follows my instructions, analyses all the data...
And delivers my two best bets for the day, all before I've finished my first cup of tea.
This has been my reality for fourteen months straight now.
And as of this week, I'm opening the door for a small number of new people to walk the same path.
Think carefully about what an extra £1,250 per week in tax-free money would mean for you.
The family holidays you've been putting off year after year.
The car you've always wanted sitting on your driveway.
Funds to send your children to private school or university.
All your debts cleared and money accumulating in your savings account for once.
No more loading your betting account from your wages at the end of the month.
No more watching your balance crash to zero and starting again from scratch.
If that sounds like something worth a few minutes of your time...
Then stay with me.
I'm going to show you exactly how I did it, and then give you the chance to follow in my footsteps.
Let me say something clearly before we go any further.
This is not as complicated as every tipster, system and newsletter you've tried before has made it seem.
You will not need to spend hours studying form guides.
You won't need any technical ability whatsoever.
And you won't require a large starting bank to get going.
All you need is a betting account, a few minutes each morning, and the willingness to follow two carefully chosen selections.
I've already proven this works by taking six ordinary punters through 30 days of my bets and asking them to report back exactly as they found it.
I'll be straight about the order I'm putting these in.
I'm not leading with the biggest number, because the biggest number isn't the point.
What I want you to notice is how similar the experience was for six people who'd never met each other.
"I came in expecting another slow bleed of my bank, because that's what the last four services did to me. Fourteen winners in my first three weeks turned that expectation completely on its head, and I finished the month £3,420 clear without ever once second-guessing a selection."
"What got me was the quiet of it, if that makes any sense at all. No frantic checking, no chasing, just two bets a morning and a balance that read £4,180 higher by the time I added it all up."
"My son set me up with the betting account because I'd never used one, and I half expected to make a mess of it. Instead I sat at £2,960 in front after thirty days and my son now wants the selections himself, which tells you everything."
Of course, I cannot promise you will make exactly the same figures as Tomasz, Della and Raymond.
Nobody worth listening to in this industry would make that kind of promise.
Not every bet will win.
Your betting balance may fall as well as rise.
Every betting service that tells you otherwise is lying to you.
But if you follow my bets every morning with discipline and patience, you give yourself the best realistic chance of results very close to theirs.
My proprietary software is built to minimise the risk to your betting bank at every stage of the process.
And to maximise the value of the two selections I give you each day.
The goal is not to gamble wildly and hope for one big day.
It's to build a steady, reliable second income that arrives week after week, month after month.
That's what Momentum Bet App is designed to deliver
If you're looking for an easy way to select your horses each day...
Earn a tax-free second income without hustling, working a second job or running a business...
My name is Matt Worthington, and I'm 59 years old, from Hampshire.
I've spent the better part of three decades deeply involved in betting on the horses.
It started the way it does for most people.
A few pounds on the Grand National as a young man, a couple of winners, and then the realisation that I wanted more of that feeling.
I was working as a management consultant at the time, travelling constantly, dealing with clients across the country.
The job paid well but it consumed everything.
The thing I looked forward to every morning once the conference calls and the spreadsheets were done.
It crept into most of my thoughts and slowly took over my life...
Giving me a purpose every morning, to beat the odds and get that buzz of seeing my horse win.
I can't shake it, I've not even tried...
But for most of those years, despite all the passion and all the hours I put in, I was losing money.
It was becoming a problem.
My job paid well, but a large portion of what I earned was being poured straight back into my betting accounts.
The rest of it drained away night after night, betting online in the dark when I should have been asleep.
I followed every tipster I could find, joined every service that landed in my inbox, and kept meticulous records of every result.
A few did well for a short period, before crashing out...
And every system I tried eventually collapsed and left me back at square one, often worse off than before.
I kept a detailed spreadsheet of every tipster I properly followed over a four-year period.
Of the seventeen services I tracked, twelve lost money over the time I followed them.
Three roughly broke even.
Two showed a small profit before tailing off entirely.
None of them came anywhere close to what they had promised when I signed up.
The sheer amount of work involved in doing it myself, on top of a demanding full-time job, was becoming unsustainable.
I was getting up at five in the morning some days to go through the form before work.
Spending evenings I should have spent with my family hunched over a laptop going through race cards.
My wife was very patient about it.
But even she started to notice how many hours I was putting in for results that still wouldn't hold up.
The breaking point wasn't a single huge loss, which is what people always assume.
It was a Tuesday in October when I added up four years of careful record-keeping and saw that all my study, all my early mornings, all my so-called expertise had left me £11,000 down.
Four years of effort, and I'd have been better off doing nothing at all.
I sat down one evening in the autumn of 2024 and thought carefully about the problem I was trying to solve.
I had spent twenty-five years in management consulting, helping businesses make better decisions using data.
My entire career had been built on finding patterns in complex information and turning them into clear, actionable outputs.
And yet every morning I was picking horses using gut feeling, half-read form guides, and whatever the tipster in the paper happened to fancy that day.
It was the most obvious contradiction I had ever missed in my professional life.
And I had been completely blind to it for years.
So I asked myself a different question that night, one I'd never thought to ask before.
If a bookmaker can price up forty races a day without breaking a sweat, what are they actually doing that I'm not?
The answer, once I sat with it, was almost embarrassingly simple.
They weren't guessing, and they weren't watching the horses parade in the paddock looking for a good coat.
They were running the numbers, at a scale and speed no single person could ever match, and then adding their margin on top.
I started applying my professional approach to my betting that same evening.
Results, going conditions, field sizes, trainer and jockey records, draw bias information, weight data, class movements, market opening and closing prices.
Every variable I could get my hands on, structured and recorded properly.
Then I ran it through the same kind of analysis I applied at work every day.
Within a few weeks, patterns started to emerge that were striking.
Specific combinations of factors that, when they all aligned, produced winners at a rate significantly higher than the odds implied.
The bookmakers were consistently underpricing certain types of horses in certain conditions.
Not through carelessness, but because the volume of data involved made it impossible to catch everything manually even for their teams.
There were structural gaps in their pricing that a properly built model could find and exploit consistently.
Let me give you a feel for what one of those gaps actually looks like, because it's nothing dramatic.
Picture a mid-week handicap at a small northern track, ten runners, nothing that would catch your eye in the paper.
One horse is dropping a grade after three runs against far better animals, has a trainer who quietly wins with this exact move at a rate of one in three, and is drawn on the side of the track that's been favoured all afternoon.
To you and me that's just another 8/1 shot in a forgettable race.
To a model that has seen ten thousand races with that same shape, it's a horse whose true price is closer to 9/2, and the gap between those two numbers is where every penny of long-term profit lives.
The problem was that identifying these gaps by hand was taking two to three hours every single morning.
More time than I had, and more time than most people would ever realistically have.
Using money from an inheritance my late father had left me, I commissioned a specialist developer to build the software I had mapped out in detail.
It cost close to £10,000 and took around six months to build to the standard I needed.
There were revisions along the way, a few dead ends, and more than a few frustrating conversations with the developer.
The first version he handed back was, frankly, a mess.
It flagged far too many runners, chased short prices that left no room for error, and once told me to back six horses in a single afternoon, which is the exact scattergun nonsense I'd built it to avoid.
We went back and forth for weeks tightening the rules, teaching it to walk away from races it couldn't read cleanly, and forcing it to hold its nerve and wait for the bets that actually mattered.
That patience, the willingness to do nothing on a quiet day, turned out to be the single hardest thing to build in and the single most valuable thing it does.
But when the final version was up and running with all the data loaded in, the difference was immediate.
What had taken me two to three hours every morning was now completed in seconds.
The software filtered out every race with insufficient data or excessive unpredictability.
Cutting through all the noise, ignoring all the low-hanging fruit...
And zeroing in on the two selections with the clearest value and the tightest risk profile.
I called it Momentum Bet App
Because that's exactly what it felt like compared to what came before.
Everything I had spent years doing manually, done in an instant.
The first month I ran it properly, back in early 2025, I made £4,120.40
The second month, £4,830.75.
The third month, £4,995.20.
But I don't want to paint this as a smooth line that only ever pointed upward, because that would be a fairytale and you've read enough of those.
There was a fortnight that spring where the model went eleven bets without a winner, and I'll admit my finger hovered over the off switch more than once.
What stopped me turning it off was the discipline I'd built into it in the first place, the same discipline that told me a losing run inside a winning system is not a broken system, it's just variance doing what variance does.
I held my nerve, the selections kept coming, and by the end of that same month the balance had not only recovered but pushed past £5,200.
That fortnight taught me more than any winning streak ever could.
The returns gradually improved, I no longer needed to fund my hobby from my salary.
If you want to be a profitable punter over time...
You need a system that removes emotion and uses technology to find the highest-probability bets without spending half your day to get there.
One thing I've learned is, the numbers rarely lie.
Sure, you might get lucky, hit a hot streak once in a while...
But to consistently beat the bookmakers over time, you need something far more powerful in your corner.
You'll be sent crashing back down to earth very quickly
Here in the summer of 2026, I'm in the most settled position I've ever been with my betting.
I retired from consultancy at the end of 2025.
That's not a sentence I ever expected to be writing, if I'm being straight with you.
At the age of 59, I think I've earned the right to enjoy my later years.
I'm not looking to spend my 60's glued to a computer screen...
I wanted the freedom to enjoy my time while my software does the heavy lifting in the background.
The past fourteen months have been unlike anything that came before in my betting life.
My Momentum Bet App does all the hard work, allowing me to...
While most punters are betting with their hearts, my software bets with cold, hard data...
Removing the emotion from the process entirely, which is the single biggest cause of losses for most punters.
Here is the full month-by-month record of my Momentum Bet App results over the past eighteen months.
Every figure is accurate and unedited, including the months with losing runs inside them.
| Month | Bets Placed | Winners | Monthly Profit |
|---|---|---|---|
| January 2025 | 46 | 24 | £3,215.40 |
| February 2025 | 44 | 27 | £4,980.60 |
| March 2025 | 52 | 29 | £3,760.20 |
| April 2025 | 49 | 33 | £6,240.75 |
| May 2025 | 55 | 31 | £4,115.90 |
| June 2025 | 47 | 30 | £5,530.40 |
| July 2025 | 51 | 26 | £3,480.15 |
| August 2025 | 53 | 36 | £6,890.50 |
| September 2025 | 48 | 28 | £4,025.80 |
| October 2025 | 56 | 34 | £5,970.25 |
| November 2025 | 50 | 32 | £5,240.60 |
| December 2025 | 45 | 23 | £3,090.45 |
| January 2026 | 54 | 35 | £6,410.30 |
| February 2026 | 49 | 29 | £4,380.70 |
| March 2026 | 52 | 33 | £5,815.20 |
| April 2026 | 57 | 38 | £6,720.90 |
| May 2026 | 48 | 30 | £4,640.55 |
| June 2026 (to 23rd) | 38 | 24 | £3,950.10 |
| Total | 894 | 542 | £88,458.75 |
Eighteen consecutive months in profit
A strike rate of 60.6% across 894 bets.
And £88,458.75 withdrawn from my betting accounts and transferred into my personal bank account across that period.
That's not a tidy run of good weeks stitched together to look pretty.
It's the full, unedited record since Momentum Bet App started running in January 2025.
Look closely and you'll see months I'd rather not show you.
December was thin, July the year before was thinner still, and I've left both of them in exactly as they happened because hiding them would make the good months meaningless.
A run of results without a single dip in it isn't a betting record, it's a work of fiction, and I think you already know that.
So how exactly does this work on a day-to-day basis?
Every morning, before 7am, Momentum Bet App runs through all of the declared runners for the day.
It processes hundreds of data points for every horse in every field.
Going conditions, trainer form in the past 14 and 30 days, jockey performance at this track and distance, weight carried...
That last one matters more than most people realise.
When a horse's price shortens overnight on no obvious news, that movement is information, and the software reads it the same way a card counter reads which cards have already left the deck.
It cross-references all of this against years of historical race data to produce a probability score for each runner.
Think of it less like a tip and more like a weather forecast.
A forecaster doesn't promise it'll rain on Thursday, they tell you there's a 70% chance, and over a hundred Thursdays that number proves itself out.
My software works the same way, assigning each horse its true probability of winning based on everything that has ever happened to horses just like it.
It then compares that probability against what the bookmakers are offering in terms of actual odds.
Where there is a meaningful gap between the true probability and the market price, the selection is flagged.
And here's the part most punters never grasp, the part that took me twenty-five years and a five-figure inheritance to fully understand.
Winning long-term has almost nothing to do with picking winners.
It has everything to do with only ever betting when the price on offer is bigger than the horse's real chance of winning deserves.
Back enough horses at 8/1 that should be 9/2, and lose plenty of them along the way, and the maths still drags you into profit as surely as water finds its level.
And it's the only sustainable way to beat the bookmakers consistently over time.
People often ask me what the software actually looks at, as though there's some single magic factor I'm hiding.
There isn't, and that's rather the point.
No single number wins you anything in this game, because the bookmaker's machine already knows every single number you could name.
What it can't fully price is the way dozens of those numbers interact with one another at once, and that interaction is where my model does its real work.
Take going conditions on their own and they tell you almost nothing.
But cross them against a trainer's record on that exact ground, the horse's stamina over the trip in similar conditions, the draw on a track that rides differently when it's soft, and the weight it's carrying relative to its last winning run, and a picture starts to form that no eye and no paper could ever assemble in time.
The model is weighing trainer intent, too, which is something most punters miss entirely.
A yard that suddenly drops a horse in class, fits first-time cheekpieces, and books a jockey who rarely rides for them is telling you something, whether they mean to or not.
Individually those signals are whispers, easy to walk past.
Stacked together by a machine that has watched the same combination play out thousands of times, they become a shout.
The way money moves through the morning, which horses are being backed and which are quietly drifting, tells the software where the sharper money thinks the value lies and where the public is piling in on a name it half-recognises.
When my model's own probability lines up with the smart money but sits against the public, that's very often where the cleanest edge of the whole day is hiding.
All of this happens in the time it takes my kettle to boil.
By the time I've poured the milk, the software has read every declared runner at every meeting, scored each one, compared it against the live market, discarded every race it can't read cleanly, and handed me the two bets where the gap between truth and price is at its widest.
Now let me tell you something the betting industry would rather you never thought too hard about.
The friendly high-street bookmaker with the chalkboard and the pencil behind his ear hasn't existed for years.
The firms you bet with today price their markets using machines, vast automated pricing engines that ingest the same race data I described a moment ago and spit out odds in fractions of a second.
When a big bet lands, their software adjusts the price across every runner before the cash has even cleared.
When a horse drifts at one track, their model is already recalculating its sister price at three others.
You are not betting against a man with a clipboard.
You are betting against a server farm that never sleeps, never gets tired, and never lets emotion talk it into a bad price.
How is a human tipster, reading the same paper you can read, going to beat a machine like that?
The plain answer is that he can't, and most of them stopped trying long ago.
The form-guide tipster is bringing a fountain pen to a Formula One race.
He reads maybe a dozen races properly before his deadline, leans on the same handful of trainers he's always trusted, and by the time his selections reach you the market has already moved against them.
His information travels at the speed of second-class post while the bookmaker's travels at the speed of light.
I didn't want to fight that fight with a fountain pen.
So I built something that speaks the bookmaker's own language back to them.
Momentum Bet App runs on the same principle as the engines pricing those markets, the same hunger for data, the same cold indifference to which horse has a nice name or a fancied jockey.
The difference, and it's the only difference that counts, is that my software carries no margin.
The bookmaker's machine has to build in a profit margin on every single race, because that margin is how the firm stays in business.
Mine doesn't have to make a penny on any individual price, which means I can sit and wait for the rare moments when their margin has been stretched too thin and a real edge opens up.
When my model says a horse is a 9/2 chance and their machine, weighed down by its margin and the weight of public money, is forced to offer 8/1, that gap is mine to take.
I'm not smarter than their engineers, and I'd never pretend to be.
I'm simply pointing the same firepower at a much smaller target, two bets a day instead of forty races an hour, and that focus is the whole game.
A machine can compare today's ten-runner handicap against every ten-runner handicap run in this country for the past decade in less time than it takes you to read this sentence.
It does not get bored on the fourth race of the afternoon.
It does not fall in love with a grey horse, hold a grudge against a jockey, or chase its losses after a bad Saturday.
It does not remember the 20/1 winner it landed last month and let that memory cloud the cold sum in front of it today.
It does one thing, relentlessly, and it does it the same way at 6am on a wet Tuesday as it does on Gold Cup day.
That consistency, free of ego and free of mood, is something no human tipster will ever give you, no matter how many years he's been at it.
Every result feeds back in, so the patterns it leans on are sharpened by the most recent racing rather than frozen in the past.
When a particular type of selection started underperforming through the soft winter ground last year, the model noticed before I did and pulled back from it on its own.
That's the part that still surprises me, after everything.
It isn't a static set of rules I wrote down once and walked away from.
It learns, it adjusts, and it gets a little harder to beat with every passing month.
Let me walk you through an ordinary Wednesday, because there's nothing about my mornings now that would impress anyone watching.
I wake somewhere around half six, no alarm needed these days, and the email from the software is already sitting in my inbox waiting for me.
Two horses, the meetings, the recommended prices, and a one-line note on each.
I place both to my usual stake while the tea brews, close the laptop, and that is the entirety of my involvement until the evening.
I might walk the dog, I might read the paper, I might do nothing at all, and the bets get on with their afternoon without me hovering over them.
Compare that to where I was three years ago, surrounded by form guides at five in the morning, scribbling notes, second-guessing myself, and still ending the month down.
The change in my life isn't really about the money, though the money is obviously the thing that makes it possible.
It's about handing a job I was hopeless at to something that does it better than I ever could, and then getting my time back.
That said, the improvements to the software haven't stopped, and I doubt they ever will.
In the early months I noticed it was a little too keen on big fields, where there are simply more ways for a race to go wrong.
We tightened how it handles those, taught it to demand a clearer edge before it'll touch a twenty-runner cavalry charge, and the consistency improved almost overnight.
Later I had the developer build in a check on ground that changes through the day, because an afternoon of rain can quietly undo a selection that looked perfect at dawn.
Each of these refinements came from watching real results, finding the soft spots, and closing them one by one.
Eighteen months on, the thing that sends me two horses every morning is a sharper, more careful version of what I started with, and it gets a fraction better with every month of racing that passes through it.
From all the day's races, the software narrows everything down to the...
Just two
Not five selections, not every race on the card, not a scattergun approach that catches a few winners by sheer volume.
Just the two bets where the edge is clearest and the risk to your bank is most tightly controlled.
Those two selections land in your inbox before 7am every morning.
You take a few minutes to place them at whichever bookmaker you prefer, online or at your local betting shop.
And then your day is entirely your own.
Watch the races if you want to.
Or don't.
Check your balance in the evening and move on to the next morning.
This works whether you have been betting for thirty years or have never placed a bet in your life.
The software handles everything that requires knowledge or experience.
You do not need to understand the data, the models, or the logic behind the selections.
One of my original six members is 72 years old and had never placed a bet online before joining.
He set up his account the morning he joined, placed his first two bets within the hour, and finished his first month £2,190 ahead.
Another member works full shift patterns in the healthcare sector, leaves the house before 6am, and places his bets from his phone on the way to the car park.
There is no schedule this does not fit.
No experience level it requires.
And no commitment beyond a few minutes each morning.
Before I tell you how to join, I want you to hear from three more of the people who followed these exact selections.
I've kept them deliberately varied, because the worst thing I could do is hand you six glowing notes that all read like they came from the same pen.
"Eighteen years I've backed horses and I've never once kept my head above water for a full month, let alone three. I'm £5,210 up since I started following Matt's two a day, and the strangest part is how little I had to think about any of it."
"I'll be blunt, I only joined because of the refund promise and I fully intended to take it. Then the winners kept landing, the total crept to £4,560, and somewhere around week three I quietly forgot I'd ever planned to ask for my money back."
"What sold me wasn't the profit, though £3,870 in a month is more than I'd cleared in the previous two years put together. It was getting my evenings back, because I no longer spend them buried in form like I used to, and my wife noticed before I did."
You might be wondering why a man who's comfortable enough to retire would bother sharing any of this at all.
It's a fair question, and I've asked it of myself more than once.
Part of the answer is that the software gives me far more high-quality selections than I could ever stake meaningfully on my own, and there's something that grates about good value going to waste each morning.
The larger part is harder to put into words without sounding soft.
I spent the better part of three decades on the wrong side of this, handing my money to firms that priced me out with machines while I squinted at a newspaper.
Now that I'm finally on the right side of it, there's a quiet satisfaction in pulling a handful of ordinary people over the line with me, the sort of people I used to be.
The six who tested it for thirty days weren't hand-picked experts or insiders.
They were a retired teacher, a nurse, a delivery driver, and three others who'd simply grown tired of losing, and every one of them finished in front.
When the first of them emailed to say he'd cleared more in a month than in the whole of the previous year, I sat with my tea going cold and read it twice.
That was the morning I decided this was worth opening up properly, rather than keeping it to myself the way I easily could have.
As I write this in late June 2026, I've made the decision to open up 50 more memberships inside Momentum Bet App.
I'm setting the limit at 50 for two specific reasons.
The first is odds preservation.
If too many people follow the same two selections at the same time, the odds will shift for everyone and the value in the bet disappears.
I need to keep the membership count at a level where what I see in the morning is still what you see when you place your bet.
The second reason is personal support.
I reply personally to every member who contacts me.
That's only possible if the group stays at a size I can manage properly.
I've already received enquiries from people wanting to join today before I officially opened the doors.
I'm not saying this to manufacture urgency that isn't there.
I'm saying it because it's true, and you should factor it into your decision.
If you're reading this right now, memberships are still available.
But I cannot guarantee that will still be the case in a few hours.
Once all 50 spots are taken, this page comes down
I cannot promise when, or whether, I will open it again.
Nothing more and nothing further to pay.
No monthly subscription that quietly reappears on your bank statement.
No hidden fees buried in the small print.
No profit-share arrangement where I take a cut of what you win.
One payment of £20 today and my daily selections in your inbox every morning from that point forwards.
I want to be straight about why the price is set here.
The horses cover my lifestyle entirely.
I don't need your membership fee to pay my bills.
What I need to ensure is, the people who join are serious about following the bets.
A nominal fee filters out those who will sign up, never place a bet, and then tell others the service doesn't work.
£20 is enough to confirm you mean business.
Nothing more.
I'm also backing Momentum Bet App with a full 30-day, 100% money-back guarantee.
Here is exactly how it works.
You join today and follow my two bets every morning for up to 30 days.
Track your results however you choose.
Back them with real money, or follow them on paper first to build confidence before committing.
Watch the balance, check the winners, form your own opinion.
If at any point within those 30 days you are not satisfied with the results, you send me a single email.
I will return your £20 in full, immediately, with no questions asked and no attempt to talk you out of it.
Nobody in my original group has requested that refund.
But the option is there if you need it.
You're carrying zero financial risk by joining today.
You will receive one email every morning with my two selections for the day.
Sent well before 7am, giving you plenty of time to get your bets on before the first races of the day.
With the membership capped at 50 new members alongside my original six, the odds will not move when my email goes out.
You will get on at the same prices I do.
In a matter of a few minutes per day.
You won't need to watch the races or follow any complicated systems or processes.
Two selections, delivered to your inbox, every single morning.
That's the entire service.
No complexity, no learning curve, no hours of setup required.
You don't need any prior experience, technical knowledge or knowhow to make this work.
I believe you are exactly the kind of person who would benefit from joining Momentum Bet App today.
Today's two selections are already sitting in the members area, ready to be placed right now.
Most members cover their £20 joining fee from their very first morning's bets.
Many go further than that on day one.
But even if it takes a couple of days, you are protected by the guarantee throughout.
There is nothing to lose here and a great deal to gain.
Complete your checkout below in seconds and today's winners will be waiting for you.
I must be clear, this opportunity will be gone very soon.
Once all 50 spots are taken, this page closes and the price rises to £49.95 for any future intake
This one-time low fee is only available to people who take action today.
And you're fully backed by my 30-day, 100% money-back guarantee throughout the entire period.
You have everything to gain and nothing to lose.
Today's two winning selections are waiting for you right now.
Kind regards,
Matt Worthington