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31/5/2002 edition Horse Racing Handicapping Our horse racing forum (link in the menu on the left), is becoming very popular with punters. It is active, full of great discussion and betting tips every day. Here is some very useful advice posted on May 23 by a regular contributor, "Equine Investor". "Here is a useful system I use for handicapping races. Maiden Class 1 Class 2 You can use this method right up to Open, Listed Races and
Group Races. Run some sample results and you would be amazed how close
you can get. Pick the top selection in points. Very useful when comparing horses running in say a class four race against horses going up in class and others down in class." "Equine Investor" also gave two other handy tips: 1. "In maiden races where there is little or no exposed form, look for horses where the trainer is part owner of the horse. Often a trainer will buy shares in a horse where they consider it has some ability or bred to win. You may have to follow this horse for a few starts." 2. "When looking at place bets often you can back horses
that have won by 2.5 lengths last start if they are not rising in class
and they are sometimes not favourite...they start as second or third favourite.
These horses have a sensational strike rate if they are not rising in
class, not coming back from a spell and the track conditions and distance
suit. This edition of Punt to Win: Back Tote Longshots?
You Need Top Odds It
is just about impossible to get a high enough
strike rate backing short priced tote favourites
and the poor value tote horses to make up for
the big unders on the tote. Short
priced tote favourites Copyright ©1998-present. OZmium Pty. Ltd. All rights reserved. |
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