Horse racing handicapping secrets to finding winners .Here is a check list for determining if a horse has winning credentials and whether to play or pass.
2. Horse Racing Handicapping Secrets To Finding Winners
By Paul John Coleman
The one thing I would advise new punters to do is to take
notes every time you go racing. After a while keep going
over your notes and you will find patterns emerging from
them that you can base winning systems around.
A big priced winner going in could be something as simple
as liking the heavy going or it hits form at a particular time
of the year.
3. It amazes me how many gamblers do not take track
conditions into consideration as this a massive factor.
Check horses previous results to see if it can handle the
days going conditions.
Another area to watch for that finds plenty of winners are
horses dropping down in class.
Horses that drop down in class of three four grades are a big
threat.
4. Horse Racing Handicapping .
Recent form is one of the main things I tend to look for in picking a
winning horse. If a horse has not had a run within say 30 to 40 days I
would be very wary of backing it.
Try to understand which horses running styles are suited for which types
of races. Sprint races over five and six furlongs suit early speed horses.
Here is a check list for….
Determining if a horse has winning credentials and whether to play or
pass………
5. Determine which horse are the true contenders. If you cannot
whittle the field down to two or three contenders then leave the
race alone. It is probably too competitive.
Get to know which races to bet in and which to pass. Look for
moderate fields of between eight to ten runners with most horses
showing plenty of exposed form.
If you narrow a race down to just two horses and you think that
one of them will definitely win you could make a nice profit if you
back them both. This is called dutching some punters even back
three of four in a race if the odds are big enough.
6. A simple way of finding winners is to look for the four-day
horse.
This is a horse that is entered into races within a four-day
period of winning its last race. You can be assured that these
are in good racing form and will win again.
I make most of my big bets now in the middle of the flat
racing season.
During this time I back horses in handicap races. I make sure
they are in winning form and are ahead of the handicapper.
7. Paul Coleman is a professional horse racing form expert.
Paul runs a free Horse Racing email tipping service.
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