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Archive for November, 2010

Want an easy way to improve your horse racing handicapping? Maybe you’re tired of picking as many or more losers than winners. You’re not alone, every day, all over the world, many people realize that their problem isn’t that they can’t pick winners it is simply that they choose too many losers. Looking at it another way, what I am saying is that if you just picked a few less losers, the good bets you make would earn you a profit. Instead of thinking that you are just a few winners away from being a successful horse player, maybe you should look at it the other way and realize that you’re just a few losers away form success.

If you want good horse race results, you need a systematic way to handicap the races. Picking winners isn’t rocket science, but it does require some effort. Smart horse players don’t work for many hours scouring over programs trying to eke out a profit. That just doesn’t work because of job burnout. Any one who has ever tried that route knows you can only do it so long before you can’t think straight. There is another way to pick winners and it is by working smart.

Whether a horse would win or otherwise inside a race is something that may be very tricky to predict. In fact, it is impossible to accurately predict the winner in a race. However, some factors can be taken into consideration and the most probable winner can be determined accordingly. Nevertheless, taking these factors in consideration for each of the horses that are running within the race could be really confusing and difficult. Horse racing systems assist you to overcome this difficulty.

This work is aimed at the novice horse racing punter. Good explanations are few and far between sometimes for the most basic learnings. This is essential knowledge for any punter new to betting on horse racing and a great lesson to all. Understanding a tried and tested staking plan is a first step for any serious gambler to understand.

Too many punters don’t realise a profit even when they discover a golden system or method of picking winners. Utter madness but true, and this lesson deals with that, straight to the point. With inside knowledge from one of the greatest betting minds on the planet. I have first hand reasons as to why this is. A straight to the point account as to the pitfalls of betting greed!

Having owned and raced horses I can tell you one thing about the world of horse racing. There are many hard working, honest, decent, successful people involved in the sport. They learn their trade whether they are owners, trainers, grooms, jockeys, or race track personnel. They apply themselves diligently and their efforts pay off when they win their share of races. You should almost never bet on the horses these people start.

There is a method of testing horse racing betting strategies in order to minimise potential losses. In fact, if you put your brain in to gear you can actually test 90% of digital betting strategies and risk almost nothing. You need to follow this advise before you follow any advise or service or method when betting on horse racing. It could save you a packet!

Even some seasoned horse racing punters neglect the basics, gambling 101′s! There are some things you just have to make sure you have set from day one. This is a one part of a series of betting on horse racing strategies that you must set up from the start to achieve success! Ignore the basics at your peril!

In this series of articles I will try to describe the factors affecting the outcome of a race and the ways we can evaluate them. The first part will briefly outline the concept of Value Betting, the elements that distinguish races than any other sport and the factors influencing the outcome of a race.

Here is the easiest way to make money betting on horse races. First, start with a really good horse. This is relative. For instance, in a $5,000 claiming race, a horse that could race competitively in a $25,000 claimer would be considered a really good horse. So what you are looking for is a situation with a horse that far out classes the competition. I’ll explain two ways to find this situation.