Mark's Tips (horse racing tips service) review
Aims to hand you horse racing selections so you don't have to study the form yourself
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
If you've been backing horses a while, you know the feeling. You pick a few winners, then give it all back over a bad fortnight, and you start thinking someone who does this full time would just do it better than you. That is what a tips subscription is for. Someone else does the form, you get the selections, you place the bets. Fair enough. Here is the problem with this one. The page is an unfinished website template. The title still reads "Hero Theme - Home Page". A headline says "SOMETHING AWESOME HERE". The testimonials are from "RICHARD KENNY, UT" and literally say "Testimonial 1 goes here". Nobody filled anything in. There is no description of which races are covered, no staking plan, no record of past selections, no name attached to whoever is picking. So I can't tell you if the tips are good, because the page makes no claim I could weigh either way. What I can tell you is that it bills on repeat, so it keeps taking money until you stop it. If you want racing tips, look for a service that publishes every selection with the price taken and a running profit and loss you can check against actual results. This page gives you nothing to check.
Pros
- Tips services do save you the time of reading form
- Subscriptions are usually easy to cancel quickly
- Low commitment if you only test it for a month
Cons
- Sales page is an untouched template full of placeholder text
- No results history, no staking plan, no named tipster
- Recurring charge that keeps billing until you cancel it
What you get
Going by the page, a recurring subscription to horse racing selections. That is the whole of it, because the site itself is still a blank theme. No mention of how tips arrive, how many a day, which meetings are covered, what stakes are suggested, or who picks them. No sample week, no results archive, and no price stated anywhere.
Before you buy
- Find the actual price and how often it bills before you confirm anything
- Ask what arrives, how often, and which meetings it covers
- Check the refund window and exactly how you cancel the subscription
Who it suits
probably not worth it
