Racebooks

If you are serious about backing winners and making a profit from horse racing then you must bet with Racebooks. When a horse is successfully plunged, Racebooks can lose on the race that means bettors as a group actually win on the race. But no matter how much money is put on a horse on the tote, the tote still wins. Bettors as a group lose every race on the tote no matter what horse wins!!!

Analyzing the Form

There is a tried and true saying in racing, "Winners keep on winning, losers keep on losing." Horses that won at their previous starts provide a rich source of winners. Here are some key points to consider when doing form. They are not in any particular order:

1) Was the win within the last four weeks?

2) Is the horse early in its preparation when you can expect further improvement?

3) Is the horse rising or dropping in weight? If there is a weight increase can it handle the increased weight? If the weight is dropping will this compensate for the rise (if any) in class?

4) Did the horse have to overcome any difficulties to win or did it get a very soft run?

5) Was the horse eased down near the line or did it have to work very hard to win?

6) Does the horse have the same jockey? If not, why not?

7) Does the horse have a good strike rate? Low strike rate horses every so often fluke a win but don't often repeat.

8) Did the horse run a good time?

9) What are the main differences, for example, pace, between this race and the race the horse won?

10) Do not concern yourself with how the horses it beat has performed since. That is unnecessary and an irrelevant distraction.