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If you’ve been going to the race track for a while you’ve probably looked at a lot of horses. But do you know how to look at a horse as a bettor and how to tell if the horse is ready to run a big race? If you do know how to sight handicap, as it is called, do you use it correctly? Here are a few horse racing tips to help you to pick more winners.

First of all, there are several good videos available to help you to learn what to look for when you visually evaluate a runner before a race. You can tell a lot about a person by his or her expression and body language. The same is true of animals, such as horses. Their body language will give you clues about their health eagerness to race.

While it is true that you can sometimes find a runner who looks great and is showing lots of enthusiasm who will go out and win, it is also true that you can find horses at 40-1 who look fantastic and run at the back of the pack. Be very careful not to be fooled by these so-called show horses. They are just that, show horses, who fail to deliver when asked.

One of the best ways to use sight handicapping is simply as a means to verify that your choice is ready to run up to the standards of its last race or what you think it will do today. For instance, let’s say your handicapping has shown that the 3 is the best horse in the race, the most likely winner. A check of the odds board shows that it is within the fair value odds you set for the horse.

The next step should be to go to the paddock and look at your horse as well as the others in the race. Is your horse exhibiting any bad signs such as excessive sweating? Is it tucked up or well fed? Is it limping or carrying itself in a way to indicate any lameness?

Finally, is it on its toes and showing signs of eagerness and alertness?

There are other sight handicapping considerations, but these few will give you an idea of how to use it to give a final check of your chosen horse. This is probably the best use of visual handicapping. The past performances indicate that the runner has shown the ability and its current demeanor and appearance verify that it is still likely to have that form.

Have you ever thought of what it means when a trainer scratches a horse from a race? What does it mean when a veterinarian scratches a horse from a race? Do you even know if the horse you are betting on today was recently scratched from a race, and if it was scratched, why?

That may be some of the most important handicapping information that you will find and yet, many people totally disregard it and don’t check the scratch list. Fortunately, many past performances now provide a list of recently scratched horses. It tells you which of the horses on today’s program were scratched from their last race(s).

A veterinarian scratch is serious because it means a physical problem such as sickness or lameness. Both problems are bad news and may signal that there is a problem that may or may not have been resolved. If the horse you’re considering for a bet was too lame or sick to run in its last race, how do you know it is completely recovered and fit today? Even if the vet okays it, does it mean that it is now 100% ready to race?

The vet may give the horse a clean bill of health but that doesn’t mean the sickness or physical problem didn’t take its toll and leave the runner weakened or sour on racing. Therefore, I always caution handicappers to make sure they look a horse over thoroughly before betting on it if it was scratched in the last 30 days. Make sure you are getting a good price, too.

A trainer scratch may also signal a physical problem, but that’s just one of several considerations. Sometimes trainer will enter a horse in multiple races and then wait to see what the field looks like for each race. There may be a few horses that are just too tough in that class so he or she will look over the other entries and scratch out of the race if the tough competitors are also entered in the same event.

On the other hand, a trainer may also take a runner out of a race because the owner has several other horses running on another day and he wants that owner to be able to see all his horses run on the same day. I know that sounds a bit slim, but that really does sometimes happen and is just one of many reasons that conditioners will drop their horse out of a race. If you don’t know why a horse was scratched, be very careful when wagering on or against it.