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The most consistent horse racing systems have to have the basics and a handicapper must understand the basics. I have been around horse racing for 50 years including as an owner. Without the basics the rest is not going to do any good. If you want to learn how a horse owner and insider handicaps just go to http://williewins.homestead.com/truecb.html and get the truth.

Bill Peterson is a former race horse owner and professional handicapper. He comes from a horserace handicapping family and as he puts it, \"Horse Racing is in my blood.\" To see all Bill\'s horse racing material go to http://williewins.homestead.com/handicappingstore.html , Bill\'s handicapping store.

    Free Horse Racing Systems for Picking Winners and Handicapping Races

    Free horse racing systems? Can this really be true? You've probably heard the old saw, that most things are worth what you pay for them, if you're lucky. So why would anyone in his or her right mind give away a system for making money betting on horse races? Read: Free Horse Racing Systems for Picking Winners and Handicapping Races Read

    By: Bill Peterson | 21/11/2009 | Horse Racing

    How to Handicap a Horse Race by Getting the Big Picture a Easy System to Pick Winners

    There are probably hundreds of ways to handicap a horse race, including systems that range from computer programs to simple and easy to use comparisons. One way to pick winners is by getting the big picture and then seeing which horses have a big advantage. Some people argue that the favorite must have the advantage, but that is not always easy to quantify. Read: How to Handicap a Horse Race by Getting the Big Picture a Easy System to Pick Winners Read

    By: Bill Peterson | 21/11/2009 | Horse Racing

    Handicapping Solutions When You Can't Decide Between Two Horses

    Sometimes in the course of handicapping a horse race, we can narrow it down to two horses but can't decide which one to bet on. The problem isn't just that you don't know which one will win, it is often that you have that suspicion that no matter which one you bet on, the other will win and you will really feel like a fool. Read: Handicapping Solutions When You Can't Decide Between Two Horses Read

    By: Bill Peterson | 20/11/2009 | Horse Racing

    Horse Racing Handicapping Using the Five W's to Pick Winners

    If you are betting on horse races trying to make money, then you know that it is a physical event and handicapping horse races is hard work. You can become a better handicapper and pick more winners by using the five W's Before we get into the that however, let me explain that the reason I specify that it is an actual physical event is because handicapping horse races is called an intellectual sport, but it does require action. Read: Horse Racing Handicapping Using the Five W's to Pick Winners Read

    By: Bill Peterson | 20/11/2009 | Horse Racing

    Horse Racing Tips for Using Modules to Track and Improve Your Handicapping Success

    If you are handicapping horse races and trying to make money betting on horse races by picking winners, then you know it is difficult to keep track of all the information. Some of the most important facts you have to deal with are the figures for your own betting success. We become so focused on handicapping the races and making our bets, we sometimes forget to keep good accurate notes about our bets so we can track our progress and make necessary adjustments. Read: Horse Racing Tips for Using Modules to Track and Improve Your Handicapping Success Read

    By: Bill Peterson | 20/11/2009 | Horse Racing

    Beware of the Anchor in Harness Racing Handicapping

    There is a situation in harness racing that I look for, call it a spot play, since it is too simple to be a complete harness racing system. Post position is obviously of the utmost importance in harness racing, especially on half mile and five eighths mile tracks. The inside posts are usually the best because it is the shortest route to the rail and the finish line. A horse in an inside post that can get cover from another insider has a great chance to win in most cases. Read: Beware of the Anchor in Harness Racing Handicapping Read

    By: Bill Peterson | 20/11/2009 | Horse Racing

    Making Money Using Gambling Systems to Supplement Your Income - The Truth

    To many people, the life of the professional gambler seems glamorous and inviting. But as in most cases in life, gambling, like any profession that offers the possibility of high rewards, is difficult and demanding. The truth is that most people who manage to make any profit from gambling over the long haul, work very hard, and have to sacrifice to earn the money. Read: Making Money Using Gambling Systems to Supplement Your Income - The Truth Read

    By: Bill Peterson | 19/11/2009 | Hobbies

    Horse Racing Systems and Statistics for Finding Good Bets

    Are you looking for a good system for picking winners at the horse races? Ask yourself this one question, "How many statistics do I know about horse racing in general, and the race tracks I play in particular?" Read: Horse Racing Systems and Statistics for Finding Good Bets Read

    By: Bill Peterson | 19/11/2009 | Horse Racing

    Horse Racing Tips Using the Morning Line System to Find Good Bets

    One of the most overlooked tools to find good bets in horse racing is the morning line. The morning line is supposed to be a general guide as to what the track's handicapper thinks the horse's odds will be at post time. Depending upon the skill and effort of the handicapper it can be a rough guide or a very useful gauge. Read: Horse Racing Tips Using the Morning Line System to Find Good Bets Read

    By: Bill Peterson | 19/11/2009 | Horse Racing

    The Topper System for Picking Winners at the Horse Races, a Free System for Fun

    While Red's Topper horse racing system was pretty good, it seemed to often pick two horses that were very closely matched. Red would often caution that since those two were so closely matched they might burn each other out in a furious battle and one of the other contenders would win. It was amazing how often Red was right, either one of the top two horses his system picked would win, or that other horse would take advantage of those two being so closely matched and steal the race at the wire. Read: The Topper System for Picking Winners at the Horse Races, a Free System for Fun Read

    By: Bill Peterson | 19/11/2009 | Horse Racing
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