I’ve received a few emails about the exchange secrets site. I would just like to point out that I have nothing to do with this site, so I can’t comment on it or it’s contents. I do not have and never have had any involvement.<\/p>\n
The first I knew about this site was at the same time as you, so I’ve no particular information that will be of interest. I also haven’t seen any of the type of information that this service will provide so I can’t comment on that either. You should direct any queries to the site owners, not me.<\/p>\n
While I’m on the subject, I’d like to clarify a few things. Adam approached us late last year and asked if were interested in linking to a blog he was going to do in 2009. As with similar requests, we agreed. Our paths had crossed before as Adam had attended two courses of mine and I also bumped into him one evening at Kempton races. But prior to his blog we really didn’t have any awareness of Adam’s skills.<\/p>\n
The difference between Adam and other bloggers became quickly apparent when his blog got underway. It was a pleasant surprise to us as well! We’ve linked to many many blogs in our time and no doubt the reason for Adam’s profile is down to his success. That, unfortunately, has overshadowed a lot of other, perfect good, blogs. There is loads of good information out there if you are prepared to look.<\/p>\n
I’d also like to point out that there is no commercial linkage between Adam and Bet Angel, I am happy to swear under oath on that.<\/p>\n
Hope that clarifies a few things.<\/p>\n
EDIT : I note that even despite this statement people are still prepared to position things differently. Please be assured I am more than willing to take matters further if people deliberately mis-represent the truth.<\/p>\n