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It is not easy to make money in the races especially if you are a new better. Picking the right horse is very essential to guarantee your winning stake. And in order to help you understand more on how to place your bets on horses that will surely win the race, here are free horse racing tips for you.

Study the form. It is very important to do a careful study on the horses he plans to put his bets on. Look for horses that have been consistently winning races recently or horses that

have good record of finishing a race. Aside from studying the form of the horses, it would also help you decide on where to put your bets if you will also study the performance of the horse jockey. Check out who trains the jockey and how well is he trained.

Learn more of the horse. Check how much distance can your chosen horse run. You have to gather as much information as you can if that horse has raced the same distance he will run for today. That horse might have a good record of running th

e same distance or you might want to step back and think again in case that horse had no experience yet of running the distance he has to run today at the race.

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The science of thoroughbred handicapping feeds upon statistics. Without statistics, the handicapper has little to base his decision upon and might as well choose the prettiest horse as his guess as to who will win the race. Modern horse racing analysis has become a science, and as such, requires detailed information about each horse and how they’ve performed in the past. That information is usually obtained from a printed horse racing form or its online counterpart. Wherever one o

btains his horse racing information, it is the basis for the handicapper’s decisions, so it must be accurate and complete. The following are some of the data that a handicapper uses when performing his horse racing analysis.

The first piece of information that a handicapper usually considers is the length of the race. It has been said that a horse’s best distance can be measured with a yardstick. That’s why it’s essential that a horse be entered in a race that suits him. The handicapper w

ill look at the horse racing form and determine the optimal distance for the horse under consideration. The horse’s optimum distance is compared to the length of today’s race, and if they are a close match, the horse is considered a contender. Otherwise, he is eliminated from consideration. Sometimes half of the field can be eliminated on the basis of this one piece of horse racing information.

The winner of the race is the horse who runs the race in the shortest elapsed time. That basic tr

uth indicates that speed is a primary consideration when performing a horse racing analysis. The horse racing form tells the handicapper the time that each horse ran, and it gives a speed figure for each horse in every race. A speed figure is a numerical representation of a horse’s speed in a given race and is adjusted for track bias and condition. A proper set of speed figures allows accurate comparison of a horse’s speed on different days, or even at different tracks.

A vital piece of horse racing information is the class of the horse. Class is that mysterious factor that nobody can define, but one knows when he sees it. Some horses are simply of a higher class than other horses. Perhaps they have more heart or determination. Others simply have more talent. The purse size at which a horse is competitive can be used as a rough index of his class. One can’t just say that an Allowance race is for higher class horses than a Claiming race, however, because some high-price Claiming races offer a significantly higher purse than some low-grade Allowance races and attract better, classier horses. That’s why it’s best to compare the purses that a horse races for.

There are many factors to consider when analyzing a race, and the more information that one considers, the more precise his predictions will be. That is why many of today’s top handicappers are now using computers and handicapping software. Horse racing analysis is complicated and requires much information, but with the proper information and the right tools, accurate predictions are easier than ever before.

I probably don’t need to tell you this, but all horse racing systems are not created equal.

Some horse race system are good, some are bad and some are just complete scams. So in my effort to save you time and money I have done some research and compiled and organized a list of systems you may want to take a peak at and some systems you should avoid.

First things first, if a horse racing system sounds too good to be true… it probably is! 99% of these so call systems do not wo

rk and there are only very few honest reviews about betting systems. Secondly if the system vendor doesn’t offer a refund or a trial period, stay well away from it.

As you can image I try to avoid all types of horse racing systems but I have a few trusted sources that I would like to share with you.

Horse race betting systems can be a bit tricky! But the truth is if you find a book written by someone who has had a ton of experience with it then you have a WAY higher chance of success then s

omeone who just jumps in.

When it comes to selecting and trying a horse racing system here are two good sources I listen too: Matt Bisogno and Nikolaj. Why? I listen to these guys because they actually tell you what systems are actually working for them and they write an honest review for all of us to benefit from.

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