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Jockeys, Trainers, Longshots, and Handicapping Horse Races

There are simple ways to find a horse to bet on in a race. Some of them offer some promise of picking a winner while others are not as likely to find the winner's circle unless luck shines on them. Playing a successful jockey may be one of the easiest ways to find a winner or two, but be careful, because even the best of them has losing days.

If you're only going to the race track for one day and you're looking for fun, you'll probably want to have a bet in every race. While professional bettors and horse players frown on that and think that it leads to losses (and I agree) it does make the day more interesting.

Sitting out a race means an hour or more with nothing much to do other than find your way to the food sellers at the track. What may be good for your bankroll may not be as good for your waist line.

One of the reasons it pays to keep track of which jockey is on a horse is because the best of them often have their choice of several horses in a race. The jockey or jockey's agent will decide which horse has the best prospects for the future as well as that one race. It may appear that the rider or his agent has made a mistake and chosen the wrong horse when a horse that was passed over as a mount beats the horse he's on.

Life isn't always that simple, however, and it may SItus Poker Online be that though the horse lost today's race it will have a longer and better career and the jockey and agent were looking ahead to the future. If he had gotten off the horse in today's race he might not have gotten it back again.

Following the rider off and on mounts will often put you on a favorite in the betting pools and they usually don't show a profit in the long run. One way to find a longshot that may win is to find a horse that a jockey chose over another even though it lost to the one he got off. That horse he chose now comes into the race as a loser so the odds will be higher and this may well be the race that the trainer was aiming the horse for all along.

Longshots pay better than favorites so the wise bettor who learns to keep notes and follow horses that lose and still keep the services of a good rider may often cash a large winning ticket.