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How to Win at Harness
Racing
The many forms of horse
racing are like a
double-edged sword: it
affords plenty of
variety for punters on
the one hand, and
confuses betting odds
for novices on the
other! You may know the
intricacies of
handicapping in one form
of horse racing, but be
at a loss in terms of
betting odds when taking
part in another form of
the sport for the first
time.
Harness
horse racing is one type
that has avid following
in New Zealand,
Australia, Europe and
North America. Harness
racing involves more
strategy that the
popular thoroughbred
format and it takes many
years of experience to
become adept at betting
odds in this form of
horse racing. The effort
is worthwhile because
you will soon develop a
passion for the
strategies of harness
racing and enjoy all the
nuances of this
absorbing pastime on top
race tracks.
Harness racing is such a
visual delight that many
people would like to
attend events and to
take part in sports
betting at racecourses
which host such events.
There is great demand
for knowing how to
follow harness horse
racing, and we are
pleased to offer you the
following tips to help
you get started:
Every country
has its own variations
of harness racing:
Do not start taking part
in odds betting in a new
place without
understanding the form
of harness racing
followed there. Europe
uses trotters, though
pacers dominate the US
harness racing scene.
Scandinavia goes a step
further and does not
even use standard breds.
Speed, intelligence,
reserves of strength and
the tendency to break
stride differ greatly by
breed, and your
experience with one type
of harness racing would
probably be quite
irrelevant in a new
country.
Winning strategies
depend on race length:
It is one
thing to win a mile race
with a final burst of
speed, but it does not
pay to follow such a
strategy in a half
miler. Harness racing
can also be over as
little as 5/8 of a mile,
a format in which
getting ahead on the
rail at the start is the
key to a win or a place.
Race
conditions determine
outcomes:
A
horse on the outside
track can shield a
competing one near the
rail from strong winds,
and thus actually help
it to win. You can learn
these patterns by
attending all events at
invitations in which the
same horses compete
against each other
several time. There are
places where recorded
marks are reliable for
speed handicapping,
whereas in other centers
trip timings are more
important for picking
winners.
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