Thirty six quid a month makes most people wince and I understand why. But stop and compare it to what you were about to spend on a tipster. Plenty of them charge more than that to send you three selections a day and tell you nothing about how they found them. Geegeez sells you the raw material instead and lets you do your own digging.

That is the whole pitch really. Instant Expert shows you at a glance how each horse has performed in these exact conditions. The pace and draw stuff tells you how the race is likely to be run rather than just who is fastest on paper. And the Query Tool lets you go looking for your own angles, which is the bit that will either delight you or sit there unopened forever.

Which brings me to the honest warning. Tools are only cheap if you use them. Thirty six pounds a month for something you open properly twice a week is excellent value. The same money for something you log into on Saturday morning and then forget about is nine quid a week for a hobby you do not have. Be honest with yourself about which one you are.

The first month is a quid, which is the right way to find out. Use it properly for four weeks, not just the Saturday, and you will know.

Two things worth knowing. A few subscribers grumble that the Query Tool sometimes comes back empty. And it is horse racing only, so no use if you are a football man.

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