October 2026 Monthly Horse Racing Tipster Review

The October 2026 Review: Marc Hryhorskyj’s Premium Racing Tips Deliver 43 Points Profit

Every horse racing tipster has good months and bad months, and the way to judge one is by what the full record shows. This post is a Horse Racing Tipster Review of October 2026, which was a standout month for Marc Hryhorskyj and Premium Racing Tips: five winners and ten placed horses from just 15 selections, producing 43 points of profit. For anyone searching for horse racing tips from a tipster who publishes every result, this is the complete month in numbers, with every winner, every placer and the thinking behind them.

October 2026 Horse Racing Tipster Review in Numbers

The headline figures for the month, taken from the full October results:

• 15 selections across the month, fewer than one per day on average
• 5 winners at advised odds ranging from 4/1 to 28/1
• 10 placed horses, including several at double-figure prices
• 43 points profit for the month
• 33.3% win strike rate, with every one of the 15 selections either winning or placing

Fifteen selections is deliberate and precise. What makes Premium Racing Tips stand out in this horse racing tipster review is Marc does not tip every race on the card. The aim is fewer, better-researched horses at prices that justify the stake, and October is a good example of why that approach works.

The Five October Winners In The Horse Racing Tipster Review

The five winners came from a mix of handicaps, a novice stakes and a maiden hurdle, across Flat and jumps racing and across five different courses.

• Cliff Danger, 4/1, Southwell (6 October). A 1m4f handicap on the all-weather. Ridden by Rob Hornby, he beat the odds-on favourite comfortably in a race where the market had underestimated him.
• Carmel Valley, 28/1, Newcastle (12 October). The standout winner of the month. Jason Hart rode her to a beautiful win in the Sky Sports Racing Sky 415 Fillies’ Handicap over a mile, at a price that rewarded members handsomely.
• City Of Cork, 6/1, Clonmel (22 October). A 2m1f maiden hurdle in Ireland, ridden by J. J. Slevin, showing that the service covers the jumps programme as well as the Flat.
• Red Wizard, 5/1, Kempton (26 October). Ridden by Lewis Edmunds in the first division of a 7f EBF Novice Stakes, he bolted up and beat the odds-on favourite.
• Mini Mac, 4/1, Wolverhampton (27 October). Marco Ghiani rode a lovely winner in the first division of the Saisons D’Or 100th Race Handicap over 7f.

Two of those five beat the market favourite at odds-against prices, which is the clearest sign of genuine value. When a horse the market ranks behind the favourite wins, the price was wrong, and that is the kind of gap Marc Hryhorskyj looks for.

The Highlight: Carmel Valley at 28/1

A 28/1 winner does not come by luck alone. Carmel Valley was a well-handicapped filly with genuine place claims whose price had drifted out further than her form justified. The market overlooked her, and the Newcastle handicap proved the point with a performance Jason Hart described as exactly what the form suggested she could do.

Selections like this are where a month is made. One winner at 28/1 covers a long list of losing bets, which is why value-focused horse racing tips matter far more than simply finding the most winners.

The Ten Placed Horses In October’s Horse Racing Tipster Review

Beyond the five winners, ten selections placed, several of them at big prices. These consistent each-way returns are a major part of how October reached 43 points.

• Maldives, 12/1: placed after running a big race
• League of Justice, 7/1: second
• Two Darn Regal, 5/1: second after a big run
• Chevry, 5/1: second, beaten in a photo finish
• Stratton Island, 18/1: second, returning 22/1 at starting price
• Kimmy, 22/1: placed at Gowran Park
• Sigloza, 5/1: third, unlucky at Southwell
• Raya da Balata, 15/2: placed at Kempton
• Miss Cornell: third, just missed
• All the Girls, 6/1: second

Stratton Island and Kimmy deserve a special mention. A second at a 22/1 starting price and a place at 22/1 are exactly the double-figure each-way returns that lift a month from good to excellent. Chevry, beaten in a photo finish at 5/1, was agonisingly close to a sixth winner.

What 43 Points Profit Means in Pounds

Points are simply a way of expressing profit independently of stake size. To put 43 points in practical terms:

• At £10 per point, 43 points is £430 profit
• At £20 per point, 43 points is £860 profit
• At £50 per point, 43 points is £2,150 profit

That is a strong month from only 15 selections, an average of nearly three points of profit per selection. It reflects both the quality of the selections and the value in the odds advised.

Why Selectivity Works

October’s results are a good case study for the principle that sits behind every Premium Racing Tips selection: the quality of a bet matters more than the quantity. A tipster who covers every race will find plenty of winners, but dilutes the edge across races where the price is not right. A tipster who waits for the right opportunity gives up volume and gains value.

The approach behind these horse racing tips is built on:

1. Form analysis. Recent runs, class drops, and distance and course suitability.
2. Going assessment. Track conditions and each horse’s proven preferences.
3. Market signals. Steamers, drifters and volume, which show where informed money is going.
4. Jockey and trainer combinations. Strike rates and what a booking says about intent.
5. Handicap analysis. Official ratings and weight trends that reveal horses the handicapper has missed.

The five winners show this in action. Cliff Danger and Red Wizard both beat the favourite. Carmel Valley won at 28/1 because her price did not reflect her chance. City Of Cork and Mini Mac were solid winners at 6/1 and 4/1. Each one met the criteria before the bet was advised.

Marc Hryhorskyj: The Person Behind the Selections

Premium Racing Tips is run by Marc Hryhorskyj, a professional horse racing tipster with more than fifteen years of experience in racing and betting. The perfect horse racing tipster review to carry out. His background includes working as a Sports Betting Integrity Analyst at Flutter Entertainment, the parent company of Betfair and Paddy Power, contributing to the Racing Post, and appearing on Racing Post Live and talkSPORT. That background in how betting markets actually work is what shapes the selections members receive every day.

Across four years, Premium Racing Tips has recorded over 1,500 points profit with 40 out of 48 months in the green. October 2026 is one more month in that record, not an exception to it.

Looking Ahead: The Winter Jumps Season

With the National Hunt season now in full swing, the November and December calendar is full of opportunities across the Flat all-weather and the jumps. Autumn and winter racing is where preparation and selectivity pay off most, because the markets are shaped by changing ground, big fields and horses returning from breaks. The same disciplined approach that produced October’s results will carry into the winter programme.

Final Thought

Five winners, ten placers, 43 points profit and 15 selections. October 2026 shows what a selective, value-driven approach can deliver in a single month, and the full record behind it shows it is not a one-off. If you are looking for horse racing tips from a tipster who publishes every result and explains the thinking behind every selection, this is exactly what Premium Racing Tips provides.

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