The Art of Making Big Money, Consistently, at Your Favorite Thoroughbred Race Track
If you’re anything like me, you’ve “played horses” for years, you’ve won from time to time, you’ve lost even more often, and you know that while you have some handicap skills, picking winners is still a very difficult task. game hard That said, you still love the thrill that comes with “the thrill of victory”, even with “the agony of defeat”. There’s no other sport that gets your blood flowing…keeps you “on your toes”…and when you’re lucky, pays you in cash. That’s why you’re a fan and why you keep coming back for “the big score.”
Horse Racing Handicapping Skills are just a part of the art of winning
Surprised to read those words? Perhaps you have always been told, and have always believed, that the essence of the “game” is based on your ability to pick winners. Well… that’s true up to a point. The fact is, if you read a show and pick a favorite with odds to finish first, you’ll get a ticket, but you won’t win a lot of money. And if you bet on cheap horses all the time, you will NEVER succeed in horse racing.
Tea art of winning Requires a combination of skills
Clearly, to collect tickets at the window of your favorite thoroughbred track, you need to know how to read a program and select the likely winner of a given race. But, as already noted, his “ability to find and pick cheap horses” won’t allow him to become a big winner. You have to combine that skill with another skill: “the ability to bet wisely.”
Smart betting and skillful handicapping are equally successful in thoroughbred handicapping.
And that success can, and usually does, lead to significant profits. What is significant? You can regularly use your thoroughbred handicapping skills along with your newly developed betting ability to “hit financial home runs” on the racetrack. Yes…using your handicapping and betting skills will allow you to find, and bet on, horses that produce big cash wins simply because they have odds that mark them as long shots. Remember, in the world of handicapping you can never know too much about the sport, the race or the handicap. Make sure you are always researching and expanding your knowledge about the sport and the handicap. The more informed you are, the more chances you have to win.