Anyone Can Make A Profit At The Race Track

By: Richard Bleuze

Anyone can make a profit at the race track by following this free handicapping method.

Many horse bettors and many people think that it is extremely difficult to make a second income as a horse player.  Maybe that is why most gamblers do not bet on the horses and why most peole are afraid to try making a profit at the race track.  However, as you are about to read below, anyone can make a pofit at the race track.  The betting system below is both reliable and easy to use.  In fact, I will go as far to say that anyone can make a profit at the race track with this horse betting system.

This free handicapping method for horse betting only has 3 rules and is so simple that anyone can make a profit at the race track.  

I will show you the 3 rules and then discuss why the mmethods works and review both the advantages and disadvantages.

The 3 rules for anyone to make a profit at the race track are:

1. The race must be a claiming race but it can not be a maiden claiming race. 

2. Calculate each horse’s lifetime earnings per start.   As a rule, you can find the horse’s lifetime earnings and starts in the upper right-hand corner of its past performance listing.

3. Bet the horse to win with the highest lifetime earnings per start if it goes to post at 8-to-1 or higher odds.

This horse handicapping method can make anyone a profit at the race track  because there are different levels of class in thoroughbred horse racing.  Generally, if a horse is in good condition, that horse will be an easy winner if the horse is entered in a race at a lower class level.

Although you will not place a bet in every race, you will find that any horse that fits the profile of the above method will have been successful in higher class levels in the past.  The horses selected by this method typically are not competitive at their former class level because they have suffered injuries, etc.   However, many trainers keep racing these horses because they feel that the horses can still win at the lower class level once they become healthy again.  The reason that a trainer does this, is that the trainer knows that if the horse can return to its former form even for only a single race, it can be an easy winner against the lower class field in the race being held. Thus, because of manipulation by the trainer, these horses do win and will often win unexpectedly without showing any signs of improvement.  In addition, you will find that because of this manipulation by the trainer, these horses will pay long shot odds when they win.

This handicapping method can be very profitable over the long run and just about anyone can make a profit at the race track.  Generally, you will find that this method will usually generate an income of 20% to 30% for each dollar bet.  However, the big disadvantage to this method is that the percentage of wins will only average from 10 to 14 percent.  Thus, if you want to make a profit at the race track, then you should expect to see many losing streaks using this method.

The size or number of losing streaks for any horse betting handicapping system is governed by the percentage of wins.  Thus, you should expect to be in a consecutive losing streak of 10 or about 37% of the time while you are playing this method.

Most horse bettors do not realize that one of the most important factors to consider when evaluating a horse racing system is the winning percentage. If you are looking for a betting system which has a larger winning percentage than this method, take a look at “How to ‘Place Bet’ on Favorites for a Living” betting system"

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