My Handicapping Service
By: Richard Bleuze
Horse Racing
Playing the smart way is much easier than playing the hard way and it makes you more money! Have you been looking for that quality and proven horse betting system to handicapping the horse racing scene? Then, read my articles!
Are You Ready To Become A Better Horseplayer And Gain An Edge On The Majority Of The Betting Public?
I will focus my horse racing handicapping on one horse racing circuit only, Southern California. The tracks that I will cover are: Santa Anita (12/26/2007 to 4/20/2008 In addition, Santa Anita's fall meeting, presented by the Oak Tree Racing Association, takes to the track from late September to early November every year and will be home to the 2008 Breeders' Cup World Championships, Hollywood Park (4/23/2008 to 7/13/2008 and again starting on 10/21/2008 to 12/21/2008) and Del Mar (7/16/2008 to 9/3/2008) race tracks. In addition, I will also be handicapping the Los Alamitos (12/28/2007 to 12/21/2008) harness track. Playing just one horse racing circuit allows me to focus on what many consider the most important part of horse racing handicapping and thats the trainer factor.
Join me for California horse racing every race day and let my knowledge of California's horses and trainers be your guide to success at the races.
If you would like today's complete Hollywood Park selections, it is only $8.00, click the link below. Those that pay for the paid picks portion when I have a "bad" day will be given the next days picks as well, which usually more than makes up for the prior day.
If you would like today's complete Los Alamitos selections, it is only $8.00, click the link below. Those that pay for the paid picks portion when I have a "bad" day will be given the next days picks as well, which usually more than makes up for the prior day.
About the Author:
Richard's horse betting articles can be found on http://www.bettingthehorsesonline.com
He also provides articles on gambling on http://www.24-7wagering.com
Horse race betting does not have to be a gamble. Contrary to popular opinion, betting the horses is a far better “investment than the stock market. In horse racing you are betting against other bettors. And the average bettor is not a sophisticated bettor, whereas in the stock market, you are playing against the best minds. Gambling means betting with your emotions, or intuition. But by taking a statistical, systematic approach to betting horses you can and will win consistently.
During the past 25 years, I have seen lots of horse bettors fall by the wayside. Why? Because they did not use systematic approach to horse betting. Instead, they bet with their emotions. If you apply statistics to horse betting, it is impossible to fail. Statistics do not change over time. Statistics that have held true in horse betting for decades will continue to be valid.
Horse betting has been around since ancient times. But today's horse betting only evolved in the middle of the 20th century with the advent of pari-mutuel horse betting. This is where the racetrack takes a fee and redistributes the money left to the winning bettors.
One of the biggest drawbacks to horse race betting was that you had to go to the racetrack to wager. That meant taking the entire day to place a bet. And it meant limiting yourself to whatever good wagers there were that day; even if there were better bets elsewhere. Now, with the advent of Internet, online wagering, you can bet horses from anywhere you can take a laptop into a “wired” environment. Online horse betting frees you to bet whenever and where ever you are and have time.
Betting the horses can enable you to ensure your future. With companies laying off employees every day, there is no such thing as a job for life anymore. Betting the horse can mean being in control of your own density, and not leave your fate to the hands of an impersonal corporation. With the advent of Internet wagering, you can bet any racetrack in the country without giving up your primary job or spending years starting your own business – which require an average of 60 hours per week. Horse race betting can provide a consistent return – something you can count on and depend upon. There are many free horse race betting systems, but you get what you pay for. To win at he races requires patience because there is not a good bet each and every day, and it requires consistency that comes from a racetrack betting system based on statistics.
There is only one racetrack betting system out there that is based on irrefutable statistics accumulated over thirty years and that is, “A Ph.D. shows you how to beat the races.”
Betting unemotionally, and following a proven racetrack betting strategy, you will gain financial independence.
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