Horses are often portraited in fictions and narratives as spiritual and historic creatures. They have an essential role in the advancement of transportation and migration, agriculture, historical races, kingdoms and even in the battlefront. The title becomes an element of the horse identity as well as the life mission.

1. Ladybug

The Quarter Horse breed is an American breed developed for sprints and short distances races. The horses are usually athletic with lean bodies and silky short-haired fur. Therefore, we assume that the Ladybug is an appropriate name for a gentle racehorse that is simply flying on the derby.

2. Gypsy

Natives of Friesland, the Netherlands, those horses distinguish with loyalty, cheerfulness, and willingness. Gypsy, Jack, Rebel, Spirit are all suitable for these horses due to its black coat and independent appearance.

3. Spirit

Spirits is a marvellous horse name that shows the character of a wild and brave horse. Not all horses are easily tamed. Therefore, the title is reserved for the free and rebellious ones.

4. Aries

Aries is a horse born leader. They may be stubborn but very energetic and competitive at ones. It is a dominant horse that is brave, provoking but also kind at heart.

5. Bella

Bella, just like the name, is a sympathetic and kind-spirited female horse. Additionally, the stallion may be itself gifted with physical attractiveness. Though, it is not usually a necessary trait of its charm.

6. Daisy

It is a suitable name for a gentle and easy to approach the horse. Daisy is usually the one to boost your mood every time they are around.

7. Chance

Do you feel like you have been lucky with this horse? Then, they may as well have deserved the right to be call Chance. It is a great name for a horse which will bring opportunities of any kind in your life. Or at least, the animal is a miracle in your life.

8. Jigsaw

Have you got a Pinto Horse with large patches of white and any other colour like brown, black or blonde? You may as well put the pieces together and name it a Jigsaw.

9. Asgard

Belonging to the Gods? Then, your horse must be a very special creature to receive the Asgard name. According to Norse mythology, Asgard is one of the Nine Worlds, a study of the cosmos by Nordic Germanic settlements. The Aesir pantheon includes gods like Odin, Frigg, Thor, Baldr and Týr.

10. Glitter

One night, you may have realised that the eyes of your lovely female companion are full of stars and fairylike glitter, spreading love like Tinker Bell’s magic dust. You’ve certainly got an animal to treasure and treat with the name Glitter. Have you been satisfied with this blog post? See another one about famous horses names in Roman times to get more inspirational ideas.

Let’s dive deep into the winning tips even from my first blog post. Well, I had numerous successes in sports betting and especially with horse races, and I would like to make an overview of the key steps on how I did it. Hope you find this guide effective and it helps you make your best bets too! First and foremost, what means the best sports betting bet indeed?

1. Get regular insight into your favourite sport. In other words, become a master of your favourite English sport! There are many ways to stay updated with your favourite team’s moves such as the latest lineups, actual players, weather reports, comments of bookmakers, etc. Just about every UK sport has its own unique characteristics and last-minute changes could always take place. Follow the team news, the blogs with criticism, as well as watch the sports news. Participate in forums and in the greatest social media channels with fans of UK sports in order to check out the other’s opinion too. share it with friends and other fellow punters and stay tuned for more English sports betting topics on the DRTL blog!




2. Select 5 listings max. The English sports betting arena is quite developed, and it is certainly not the best idea to place bets here and there in a chaotical way. There are so many matches every day and you cannot bet on everything. Examples include the UEFA Champions League, the North West Masters, the Greyhound Derby, etc. Even if you have days with 10 or more events at once, try to limit yourself and place as much as 5 bets per day.




3. Take into account how much you could win from the bookmakers. Always make the math after placing your bets, but before that, take a pick of the right amount of money to bet. Consider the odds because even a single bet of £50 at 17/1 odds might be enough to call the day. Well, a better idea is to place numerous smaller bets, then to leave only 5 that are most likely to win. Consider them as your winning bets. They usually bring you less money but it will guarantee you the most profitable overall result at the end of the day.




4. Always place 1 additional ‘high value’ bet. Thus, if you have one large bet, it may not give you a lot of chance for winning but let’s face it – it will be a big win if you get really lucky. The tricky part is not to leave yourself being lured by these high value or risky bets and make more of them. Stick to the ‘5+1’ rule!




5. Follow your sports betting history and keep track of the results. Put the winning bets above the line or mark them in a different colour so you could easily notice them within the list. This will help you to easily see the UK sports events and matches in which you excel the most. Use this statistic when you place future bets.


All these bits of advice are to help you make a better prediction and therefore to minimise the role of the chance, so you don’t have to risk much. Of course, there is always a small portion of luck required. Making a winning bet is not easy but it’s not impossible. This is only my point of view for a basic guide with essential steps on how to select the winning sports betting bet. Feel free to share it with friends and other fellow punters and stay tuned for more English sports betting topics on the DRTL blog!

Hi there! It’s been a long way since I wanted to start my English sports betting blog and finally it’s here. I’m Molly, 25 years young professional who excels in sports and especially in horse race betting. It’s not a secret that I so much wanted to start my personal blog since I was a college student. It’s finally now when I got more time to do it and meanwhile, I’m starting my blog because I want to become more profitable in horse race betting and a few other of my most favourite UK sports. I know it’s a pretty bold desire, but who knows…

I’ll share with you my dear fellas any new idea I have, including tips, tricks, useful advices or just about everything else about the English sports betting. The main goal is simple – to help you receive a synthesised and key information, so you don’t risk losing your bet. Hence the name of my blog: Don’t Risk To Lose (DRTL). I’ll keep the posts short and fresh because we all know very well how dynamic people are nowadays and that time is money. Anyways, when you need to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily modern life and to spend more valuable time with your favourite sports betting topics – don’t forget to put the DRTL Blog on top of your bookmarks.

You will find here many interesting and new themes like what are the upcoming horse races and what are the best stakes for winning, as well as how to plan your bets and be more successful. Well, you can bet that I’ll also update you on a variety of topics about typical man’s sports such as tennis, American football, basketball and so on. That’s only a glimpse of my vision for this blog. I bet you can imagine how many ideas I would like to share with you when we are talking about English sports betting! This is an area of interest to me from a little over a decade now! I hope the DRTL Blog will turn into the main reason for teaching you how to make better bets so you ‘don’t risk to lose’.

Besides the excitement, a very warm welcome again to my blog – the DRTL! You can PM me on webmaster@drtl.org and we will talk about anything. Anytime. Or just stick to my blog posts. Let’s get started…

Yours, Molly