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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.

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.

Some people call it weighing the factors. The most important aspect of the race gets the most weight. If may be expressed as a percentage or as a simple number such as Speed +1.43. Obviously, even though class, speed, or other considerations may seem to matter more, we can’t disregard the other things that make handicapping the challenge that it is.

A lot of times, the way to determine which one of the many statistics and bits of data you are analyzing is the strongest is to look for the differences between the runners. For instance, if you have a maiden claiming race where the top three contenders have the following average speed figures, A=78, B=77, and C=75, you have three horses who are closely matched for speed.

If your research has shown that speed is usually the most important factor in handicapping maidens, then you might assume that A has a slight advantage over B who has a bigger advantage over C. But there is more to it than that, because B is dropping out of the Maiden Special Weight ranks into a mid-class maiden claimer. That gives B a big class advantage. In this case, though speed is usually the first consideration, the class drop is now determines who your top pick will be.

Comparing one number to another and looking at it as a fraction or ratio is one way to see just how big the difference, or advantage may be. For speed we have 78/77 but for class, using the purse, we have $45,000/28,000. Now the difference becomes quite clear. While we still have to consider other handicapping tools, ratios will help you to make the many comparisons that make horse racing handicapping so challenging and potentially profitable.

There are several ways to use this information. First of all, you can determine what the most important factor is in any class of race just by looking at the winners of past races and comparing their speed, class, pace, and connections to the other horses who ran against them. Secondly, you can create a fraction or ratio for comparing the attributes of the horses in a given race.

As you evaluate each runner in the race, your goal is probably to estimate each one’s chances of winning and converting it into a number that you can then work with to compare to a payoff. For instance, if Horse A is going to win about 20% of the time, it must be going off at 4-1 in order for a win bet on Horse A to be a break even proposition. If the favorite is at 2-1 and will pay $6 for every two dollar win bet, then it must be able to win at lest a third of the time in your calculations.

Another way to look at it is simple percentages using the totals in the win pool. If the chalk has 40% of the win pool bet on it and in your estimation only has a 30% chance of winning, that means that another horse must be under valued by the crowd. That is a false favorite and creates a nice betting opportunity for you, if you can spot the horse that is better than it appears.

How you arrive at the actual probability of the people’s choice winning the race should be based on multiple handicapping factors such as speed, class, pace, connections, post position, and form. These factors are all part of the mix and many handicappers are good at analyzing them but leave out one important step. They fail to acquaint themselves with the actual statistics for races of the same class, distance, surface, gender. In other words, there is a race model that shows how often favorites win and what running style, post position, etc., wins most often.

If you find a horse that has an edge in several critical categories such as speed and pace, you may rate its chances very high, but what if the race favors closers and this is a front runner who must be out front all the way? Its running style may seriously compromise its chances of winning and yet, the crowd may make it the favorite. Even though your handicapping has shown it to have an edge, using your knowledge of what it takes to win in that particular spot, you should spot this one as a false favorite and look for a horse that may win from off the pace.

It isn’t enough to know who has the edge in certain categories, it is also important to compare that favorite to the race model and statistics for winners under the same conditions. Horses who are running against the grain are often a gold mine for handicappers who will take a chance on another horse better suited to the race and they are one of the best false favorites to bet against.

Let’s look at a hypothetical situation of a one mile race for three year old fillies. One filly who fits the conditions of the race to a tee has the lowest assigned weight of 118 pounds. The rest of the field are carrying 122 pounds. In hr last race the low weight filly faced many of these same races and they were all carrying the same weight. She lost by 4 lengths. Does she have a chance in today’s race?

The answer is yes, of course, because each pound will equal at least a length at the finish of the race according to most students of weight and handicapping. Therefore, you decide the odds and her chances compute to a win bet and you prepare to make a wager. However, on the screen, just before the post parade, you see the information on overweights and sure enough, the jockey is 2 pounds overweight so she is now carrying 120 pounds.

To make matters worse, there is another horse in the field who is being ridden by an apprentice who gets a 7 pound allowance so that horse is now only carrying 115 pounds. The plot, as they say, thickens. In order to determine what impact these new weights will have on the final result of the race, it is necessary to factor in the weights and deduct or add lengths accordingly. There are several questions that the astute handicapper must now ask him or herself.

The first question is how much did the horse that now has the apprentice advantage lose by in its last race? The next step is to deduct the 7 pounds from your projected finish for that runner and to see if it makes that one competitive.

The next question, and this one trumps all others, is just how much will each runner advance or regress from its last performance based on form and equipment changes? Weight calculations and adjustments to final times and beaten lengths must always be made with the form cycle in mind. The horse may be getting stale or it may be rounding into good form. The addition of blinkers may help it to stay focused on racing or a tongue tie may keep it from choking down in the late stages of the race.

It isn’t enough to look at speed and pace figures to determine who will win the race, it is also necessary to factor in weight, and I mean the real weight after all race day changes are noted, equipment changes, and form. The extra two pounds that the fat jockey brings to the race will have an impact, but will it be enough to change the final result? That question may be answered by deducting lengths and using a simple rule of one length per pound means the horse will lose two lengths to the competition.

Let’s consider a hypothetical situation of the one mile race for 3 years old fillies. One filly who fits the circumstances from the race to some tee has the lowest assigned weight of 118 pounds. All of those other field are carrying 122 pounds. In hr last race the reduced weight filly faced a number of these same races and they counseled me carrying exactly the same weight. She lost by 4 lengths. Does she are able in the current race?

The answer is yes, obviously, because each pound will equal a minimum of a length in the finish from the race based on most students of weight and handicapping. Therefore, you choose the chances and her chances compute to some win bet and you prepare to create a wager. However, on screen, right before the post parade, you see the data on overweights and sure enough, the jockey is 2 pounds overweight so she is now carrying 120 pounds.

In addition, there’s another horse within the field who is being ridden by a student who receives a 7 pound allowance so that horse has become only carrying 115 pounds. The plot, as they say, thickens. In order to figure out what impact these new weights may have on the final result of the race, it’s important to element in the weights and deduct or add lengths accordingly. There are several questions that the astute handicapper must now ask him or herself.

The initial question is how much did the horse that presently has the apprentice advantage lose by in the last race? The next step is to deduct the 7 pounds from your projected finish for that runner and also to find out if it can make that one competitive.

The next question, and this one trumps all others, is just how much will each runner advance or regress from the last performance according to form and equipment changes? Weight calculations and alterations in final times and beaten lengths should always be made with the form cycle in mind. The horse might be getting stale or it may be rounding into good form. Adding blinkers may help it to remain centered on racing or perhaps a tongue tie may keep it from choking down in the late stages of the race.

It isn’t enough to look at speed and pace figures to determine who’ll win the race, it’s also necessary to factor in weight, and I mean the real weight in the end race day changes are noted, equipment changes, and form. The additional two pounds the fat jockey brings to the race may have an impact, but will it’s enough to alter the ultimate result? That question may be answered by deducting lengths and using an easy rule of 1 length per pound means the horse will forfeit two lengths to the competition.