Horse Racing Tips – Simple Advice for Gamblers


A lot of horse racing tips are obtainable on the internet, but just pay attention to those which are professional gamblers. Basically put, these are the individuals who have been making a bet on horse racing for a living and have tried all the angles available in this sport.

These professionals are also the people who have come to appreciate that following some of the simple tips in horse racing, they have a greater chance of winning rather than losing, and as a result showing long term profits.

So what are these horse racing tips?

a) Inspect ALL of the horses that are running in the race, do not disregard any just because you do not like the jockey, or whatever!

The most regular blunder among gamblers is that they tend to focus on the horse with the best form and ignore all others. It is not wrong to bet favourites, as they win the majority of races (33% Non-handicaps, 23% handicaps). What you must do though is verify the odds of horses that have comparable form. If I rate two horses similar, and one is 2/1, the other is 5/1, I will have more money on the 5/1 horse.

b) Watch as much horse racing as feasible.

Studying as many horse races as you can will teach you how races pan out. As a new punter, you will get a lot of pointers by being an observer.

By Studying races, you will obtain knowledge about how races are run and how the horses are performing. By the time you are geared up to place real cash on a horse, you will have some appreciation about which of the factors have an effect on the result of the race. So by looking at all the runners, and with the knowledge you have learnt from watching, you can develop a picture in your mind of how the race may possibly be run.

c) Remain with Class horses at the beginning.

Class horses win more races than the typical horse, FACT. Class horses from leading training yards win additional races, FACT. Horse racing is about the horse that is conditioned and taught to win races. Disregard breeding in all but flat group races, and then it only plays a slight part.

It is easy to figure out which horse has class. You can tell this by the form, handicap rating, trainer strike rate, past runs, and the way the horse is walking about in the paddock and on the racetrack if you get a chance to see this.

d) Take a hint from a bookmaker, deliberate like them.

A bookmaker is one that puts together all the crucial information, form, jockey, trainer, etc, to serve as a basis later on. They assemble their own betting forecast based on all the factors that will prove applicable in the result of the race.

Learn as much about horse racing as you can. You can get handy information from the TV, magazines, books, Internet and newspapers. Evaluate what you read and look for ways to incorporate this in your selection process.

e) Previous horses form.

Watch out for horses that have out of the blue shown improved form. There may be those who have been losing and then begun winning from then on, find out why. These are worth betting on if you figure out why they have improved, and if that development is still present.

Do not go far back with a horses form, unless you are checking if it acts on the ground. If there are a number of wins, or second and third place finishes, then that horse may possibly be worth considering.

f) Horses lined up for certain races.

Trainers are a creature of tradition, and often set out to win the equivalent race every year, so pay special consideration to these. There are cases where there is horse trained for a specific race. You can characterize this by the track they are running at and other factors that may affect their running.

Follow these basic horse racing tips and you could find you are not throwing away your hard-earned capital for naught.

Avoid betting EW, Place, Trifectas, multiples, etc, the bookmakers make the smallest amount of profit from single Win bets, that should tell you something.

And the biggest horse racing tip of them all; Ignore what the media says, they are paid by the word, and are not professional gambler!

Professional Gambling Betting Secrets


Many people who want to make money from betting on horse racing, may already be capable of it with out knowing, others may just need a little fine tuning to make it possible.

As many of you already know, I generally supply between a 25-65% strike-rate on most of my horse racing systems and method bets.

First of all I would like to stress the need for a betting bank and a staking plan.

If you place level stakes on your horses from the day you get paid, to the day your money runs out without a betting bank, and a proper staking plan in place, then you are probably increasing the bookies holiday fund!!

Having a betting bank and staking system does one of a number of things;

It ensures you always have money to bet with, so you don’t miss out on that 33/1 winner because your broke, when the day before you had £20 on a 1/3 loser!!

It ensures you make the most of higher priced winners, but do not have a fortune on them, as they win less often, hence the higher odds.

You always know how much the total loss is over a long-term if everything goes pear-shaped.

It help you realise were you are going wrong with your selections, if the bank decreases over the long-term.

If it is profitable, your stakes increase with the betting bank, and eventually allows you to deduct an income off it, when the betting bank is large enough. Remember, a withdrawal from your betting bank, is equivalent to a few losers, so you must ensure you only take out what you know you will recover.

Now for the point of when to increase or decrease stakes.

Two option are available for this:

ONE
If your initial betting bank of £100 reaches £200+ then, and only then do you increase stakes by the amount you set at the start, probably 3%. After that, repeat the same rule as above, every time your betting bank DOUBLES.

The opposite applies when you betting bank halves in value, this ensures a losing run is handled, and you should never lose your initial bank.

TWO
You increase by 3% (or less) after each bet. Sometimes due to work, this may not be possible so adjusting at the end of each day is fine, just say consistent.

These two way of managing a staking plan ensure you are never betting out of your limits, and also helps you to get used to using bigger stakes.

You continue with the above until the day you pass on to the Nether World!! You obviously have to put a cap on what your MAXIMUM BETTING will be if you are ever lucky enough to reach it, otherwise stakes will get out of hand.

Also when you put a cap on the betting bank, anything over that at the end of each month is yours to spend freely.

WITHDRAWALS – BETTING INCOME

You should not really withdraw from you betting bank until you have at least a few grand, and never take more than the equivalent of 20% per year, preferably less. Remember, the less you take out at the beginning, the quicker your bank will grow, the sooner you can make a reasonable withdrawal.

With this kind of staking plan their are few worries during a losing run. You should always have the money to bet with.

If you ever get the urge for a fun/multiple/stupid bet!!! Pay for it out of your own pocket, not the betting bank, and put a minimum stake on it. Try not to do this though, although even I do it occasionally, I’m human, not perfect!! I would advise that if you must do fun bets, then run a seperate betting bank for them, this will help educate you.

I wish you luck, and hope this site helps you on your way to greater returns than you have had in the past. Please post any questions on the Forum. That way we can all help each other.

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Betting Tip 7 – Backing More Than One Horse


When selecting horses, you should only use your own judgment, and those of the one’s you trust. You should ALWAYS go through the form of every race before reading what the tipsters have to offer, otherwise you will then have preferences set in your mind before you make your selection’s and this often causes you to make the wrong decision. Sort outh your own views first, and then check the tipsters.

If you find you then fancy 2 horses in the same race, even 3,4,5….etc…, back them all, otherwise the one you drop will be the winner…….that’s sods law. Backing more than one runner per race can prove very profitable. Remeber the bookies have to bet EVERY horse in the race and look how much they make!!