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Some people will tell you that the horse doesn't matter in harness racing. They believe that the driver decides whether the horse will win or not. What do you think?

Is there really a free system that can help you find winners at the harness track? Yes, there is, but how long will it be available?

Harness racing is exciting and fun to watch. Some say it's easier to handicap than Thoroughbreds. But is it on the level?

How you bet is as important as what you bet at the dog track. Here's some good advice about how to use your style of betting to decide what type of bet will earn you the most money.

We'd all like to be able to pick dogs with no effort. Why doesn't someone invent a system that does it automatically? Or have they already done that - almost?

We often hear about dogs being in form or out of form, but what does this really mean? A simple explanation for form is "running well" but there's more to it than that. I think most handicappers would agree that the definition of form has to include an element of...

When I first started going to the track, greyhound racing was in its glory days. They still paraded the dogs to the starting boxes with a post parade and even played march music when they did it. The bettors paid attention too, because there were no simulcasts, slots or poker...

Speed comes up almost constantly in greyhound handicapping. Why wouldn't it? Speed is what gets one dog around the track faster than the other 7 dogs. Obviously, if you can figure out which greyhound has the fastest speed, you can pick the winner of any race. But that's easier said...