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		<title>Questions And Answers On Horses Racing Pictures</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Helena asks… Please advise where to show my racing pictures? I am an artist http://www.janedunn.co.uk/ I am looking for a hotel ,shop or restaurant in racing towns to display my work . I charge only 250 for an oil of a horse and jockey and it takes me a week of full time work . [...]]]></description>
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<h2>Please advise where to show my racing pictures?</h2>
<p>I am an artist http://www.janedunn.co.uk/<br />
 I am looking for a hotel ,shop or restaurant in <strong>racing</strong> towns to display my work . I charge only 250 for an oil of a horse and jockey and it takes me a week of full time work . I have three children to support so I must work all the time that is why my price is so cheap  Any body want to be an agent ?</p>
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<h2>im looking for pictures of race horses?</h2>
<p>the thourobred horse is my focus i need conformation pics and color shots  i have alot of them what i am having troubel with are the older ones specificly[ prince spellbound ] but there are others too numerous to list can you help</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">If this :http://www.pedigreequery.com/prince+spellbound<br />
is the horse you are looking for, you can start your search at the Cali tracks ( looks like all his earnings came from Cali). He stood in Oklahoma and died in 2002, but it doesn&#8217;t give the name of the farm where he stood.</p>
<p>When I googled his name I found this:http://cgi.ebay.com/1984-Del-Mar-Media-Guide_W0QQitemZ140179714608QQcmdZViewItem</p>
<p>looks like a nice Del Mar program, but at $16 I don&#8217;t think so&#8230;LOL! Sorry I couldn&#8217;t find any pictures, but if any of the Cali tracks&#8217;s sites have an archive you might find one there.</p>
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<h2>Is dog racing and horse racing inhumane?</h2>
<p>I am a fan of both events but I do realize that it is quite unnatural for dogs and <strong>horses</strong> to be in that type of environment and <strong>racing</strong> for humans. I have also seen <strong>pictures</strong> of gruesome cases of mistreatment of dogs at the track.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">I have a grey with no her on her backend from sitting in a kennel in her own urine. Must have been quite some time to permenantly damage the folicles.<br />
I think we all saw examples of the damage racing can do to a horse today. Not to mention this is the second horse in as many triple crown races to suffer a fatal injury.<br />
I don&#8217;t know if you&#8217;ve ever been to a racetrack &#8211; either horse or greyhound &#8211; but there are many, many more animals than will ever find homes. Ever.<br />
I believe in athletes, and have a great respect for both canine and equine athletes &#8211; I just don&#8217;t like to see an industry get so wrapped around the money that the actual athletes are thrown away.</p>
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<h2>What is the proper name for the little blanket type thing for horses when they race?</h2>
<p>Like where it shows the <strong>horses</strong> number in this picture    http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/81/Horse-<strong>racing</strong>-3.jpg.       I want to know the name of that thing and also if you know a website where i can customize one</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Saddle Blanket/cloth/pad, Custom Horse Blankets, Custom Horse Clothing at Dover Saddlery.<br />
Customize your horse blankets at Dover! Choose your horse blanket body and trim color. &#8230; Custom Blankets &amp; Sheets. Customize your horse blankets at Dover! &#8230;<br />
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		<description><![CDATA[Mandy asks… How do I calculate horse racing odds? I am unsure about place odds &#8211; eg. if you place an each way bet of say £1ewand the horse comes in 2nd at 13-2. Do you work it out like this 13-2 = 6 1/2 -1 divided by 4 ( quarter odds) = 1.62 x [...]]]></description>
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<h2>How do I calculate horse racing odds?</h2>
<p>I am unsure about place <strong>odds</strong> &#8211;<br />
eg. if you place an each way bet of say £1ewand the <strong>horse</strong> comes in 2nd at  13-2.<br />
Do you work it out like this 13-2 = 6 1/2 -1 divided by 4 ( quarter <strong>odds</strong>) = 1.62 x stake  = £1.62 plus your place stake of £1 = 2.62</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">It is simple maths my friend,<br />
you have to be carefull because in britain the odds differ in certain races,,<br />
here goes.. If you place a £1 e/w bet on a horse that wins at 9/1 you would get £10 back for the win part of your bet,, the place part of your bet is more complicated,, if there was less than 8 runners in the race you would get one quarter of the odds aplace ie 9 to 4 aplace =£3.25.<br />
If there is more than 7 and its a non handicap race you would get one fifth a place ie 9 to 5 a place =2.80.<br />
If you bet on a handicap with more than 15 runners you get one quarter aplace for the first four places.<br />
If you bet each way and there is less than 5 runners all your cash goes on to win,,ie £1 e/w at 5 to one in a four horse race would actually be settled as a £2 win at 5/1 and the return would be £12.0<br />
if you are betting an e/w treble and the odds are 6/1.. 8/1..and 12/1 and they are all handicaps at 1/4 the odds you would get back £936 for the win part of the treble and £30 pound for the place ie 6/4+2/1+3/1=36pound</p>
<p>good luck and i hope this has helped</p>
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<h2>what were the lowest horse racing odds ever when?</h2>
<p>when i say low i mean the <strong>horse</strong> you would win the least because they are most likely to win</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">The lowest possible odds on a horse is 1-20.  That means you get back $.05 for every $1 that you bet.  That&#8217;s the lowest the track is ever allowed to pay out.  The lowest bet that you can make is $2.  The lowest payout on a horse race is $2.10.  That limit is imposed by the racetrack and there are some tracks where the lowest payout is $2.20 rather than $2.10, but the $2.10 payout is by far the most common limit.</p>
<p>As for what horses have ever caused that low of a payout, I believe that Ruffian was 1-20 in some of her races.</p>
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<h2>Horse racing Odds prior to event?</h2>
<p>Where can I get the <strong>odds</strong> comparison on <strong>horse</strong> <strong>racing</strong> very very early to the start of the event</p>
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<h2>How can I work out the odds on horse racing?</h2>
<p>I put on a Roll Up at 25P each way, My first <strong>horse</strong> came in 2nd at 6-4, my second <strong>horse</strong> came in 2nd at 2-1, my third <strong>horse</strong> came in 3rd at 6-4 and my forth <strong>horse</strong> came in first at 13-8, can anyone work out what  i would get back? How do you calculate and acculate the <strong>odds</strong> on these bets? Please help?</p>
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<p>Http://www.betfav.com/en/tools/betting-calculator.html</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Alana asks… Does anybody know the name of the artist or the strip? Many years ago,maybe even over 20 years ago,there appeared in the Sun Newspaper(UK) in the Racing section,a Cartoon strip that gave advice and information on Horse racing.What to look out for in a horse in the paddock,handicapping,running styles,etc.There were two characters in [...]]]></description>
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<h2>Does anybody know the name of the artist or the strip?</h2>
<p>Many years ago,maybe even over 20 years ago,there appeared in the Sun Newspaper(<strong>UK</strong>) in the <strong>Racing</strong> section,a Cartoon strip that gave advice and <strong>information</strong> on <strong>Horse</strong> <strong>racing</strong>.What to look out for in a <strong>horse</strong> in the paddock,handicapping,running styles,etc.There were two characters in the strip and one of them was telling all they knew to the other it was stylishly illustrated.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">Try wikipedia.org or ask.com. Sorry that I couldn&#8217;t be more help.</p>
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<h2>Is it not time for a REAL racing daily ?</h2>
<p>I am first of all fed up with the monopoly of the <strong>Racing</strong> Post at a truly exorbitant price which contains about 40% of non <strong>racing</strong> trash ! They got their prominence by undercutting the far superior publication,the Sporting Life. They saw off a half hearted underfunded publication a short while ago (so good can&#8217;t remember the name and it was difficult to read and altogether a mess)<br />
The paper gives different <strong>information</strong> to that put up on bookies walls, so any system follower could not rely on <strong>information</strong> taken from one or the other-even give different forecast prices sometimes.<br />
Is it not time someone came out with a daily publication that concentrated on good,accurate <strong>horse</strong> and dog <strong>racing</strong> <strong>information</strong>, mainly confined to the <strong>UK</strong> at a reasonable price?<br />
My point is 1. You only get the bare bones of form which are not always accurate.<br />
2. You wouldn&#8217;t but the Christian Herald and expect to see sections on Hinduism and paganism.<br />
3. Like Mysilv I take no notice of their tips and stories as I feel most are like Ravii Tickoo or whatever his name is &#8211; knows nothing.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">To be honest I&#8217;d rather not have any more racing rags on the market telling people what horses to back, it&#8217;s all a game of luck and chance anyway and if you can&#8217;t be at the races and actually see the horses you are on to a loser already.</p>
<p>The internet is the best source of up to date information available, just watching the betting gives you an idea of whether your horse is going to win or lose (not always as in the case of Firebet last week but trainers TV interview had a lot to do with that).</p>
<p>When I go racing I always check through the Racing Post to see how accurate their tips for the day, Pricewise etc have been and usually they score extremely low and have given bad and off-putting advice. In betting shops I only use it as a guide to the colours my horse is carrying.</p>
<p>Somehow you have to get inside the head of the trainer and why he is running a particular horse in a particular race, then you need to see that horse and how he/she has turned out&#8230;.. But betting shops don&#8217;t provide paddock inspection for the jolly old punter they are too busy with the business end of the dogs, the horses and the virtual racing.</p>
<p>If I had to make a suggestion it would be to have a subsidiary channel of Racing UK or ATR screened in betting shops where they concentrate on the main meeting and punters have the choice to watch every race at that meeting from paddock, to horses going down to the race itself.  They always go to great depths after the race to see how a horse has run, why not devote more time to how a horse is behaving before the race&#8230;.then we may have a chance to beat the bookie&#8230;I really don&#8217;t think another racing paper is the answer..Jac x</p>
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<h2>tip for horse race betting</h2>
<p>i am a <strong>horse</strong> <strong>racing</strong> gambler in Mauritius and races are very often fixed among rich punters, stable owners and jockeys. It seems that people from <strong>UK</strong>, South Africa and Australia get <strong>information</strong> about which <strong>horse</strong> will win and poor Mauritians continue to loose money every week. I am looking for reliable tips from anyone from abroad.</p>
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<p class="ppp-content">I&#8217;d consider a switch to North American racing. Sure, some races at a few junker tracks are fixed like a housecat, but it&#8217;s not outright shenanigans wherever you turn either.</p>
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<h2>Can anybody give me any history about my horse Autumn Sun who was a harness racer until around 1991?</h2>
<p>Autumn Sun is now 21 years old. He harness raced in the <strong>UK</strong> until he was around 14 years old. I have a photograph of him winning at Appleby but any other <strong>information</strong> or photographs would be fantastic if anyone can tell me anything.<br />
I have to correct my question, I said my <strong>horse</strong> harness raced until around 1991, this is an error. He would have been harness <strong>racing</strong> in 1991 onward for around 12 years as far as i know.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Horse racing gambling odds and the elements that affect these odds at WagerWeb Racebook. Sports activities bettors who venture their hard-earned cash in competitions like boxing matches or horse racing know that they can&#8217;t bet their money indiscriminately. You see, gambling in events like these don&#8217;t purely depend on luck. You can&#8217;t trust your money to pure luck when you have got different elements to consider. One thing that individuals who wager on the track all the time do is consult the horse racing betting odds. These figures help them decide where to put their money on. They bet their money depending on the chances proven by the horse racing betting odds. <br />However what gambling factors affect horse racing gambling odds?
<p>a) Horse Status, the horse racing gambling odds are affected by the fame of the horses and their jockeys. When you concentrate on it that&#8217;s the issue on which they base the horse racing wagering odds earlier than it can be affected by other factors.
<p>The popularity of a horse and its jockey will set the horse racing gambling odds. The horse fame is a truth and can provide bettors with the preliminary impulse to guess or not to bet. The repute of a horse and its jockey is earned by countless races. Thus, a good competitor will get good odds of profitable a race. The horse race gambling odds are affected by the reputation primarily due to the fact that it is, the truth is, an amalgamation of the results of the horse&#8217;s earlier races. Thus, if the horse is a virtual unknown, then it could be laborious to set the horse race wagering odds.
<p>b) Opponents Condition, earlier than the actual race, many &#8216;experts&#8217; research the condition of the competitors. It will help determine the precise horse race gambling odds in the day of the race. By &#8220;situation&#8221; we discuss with the varied traits of the horse and of the rider earlier than the actual race. This contains the physical situation of the horse, which tells you about its potential efficiency within the race. It additionally consists of the emotional situation or &#8220;preventing spirit&#8221; of the horse which can inform you how far a horse will go to achieve its potential.
<p>Right now, various consultants make use of different equipment with a view to observe the condition of the horse properly. Some individuals may even see this as an extravagant expense, however people who are in on the business know that a lot more cash depends upon the condition of the horses.
<p>c) Home Place, the &#8220;house&#8221; or the race track really locations a guess on the horses and that is usually the case. Because of these bets, the horse race betting odds change into adjusted which will have an effect on the betting. Many observe bettors base their wagers on the decision made by the track. That is often the case when a gambler desires to win a specific amount of cash. If, for example, a bettor places a wager on the &#8220;underdog&#8221; of the horse race, they could win a Large amount of money.
<p>In fact, most individuals just go together with the house for the reason that house is actually capable of observe the rivals better. This way, they have a bigger likelihood of profitable although their winnings would be comparably smaller.
<p>What is important about horse racing betting odds is the truth that those figures are information. Those figures assist the undecided commit their cash to something. Without the horse race wagering odds, a person would have no way to determine which horse to bet on.
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		<title>Horse Racing Handicapping Tips &#8211; Make Money The Easy Way</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The secret to punting big priced winners in the handicap races You just need a little &#8216;patience and a notebook can be used as a professional horse racing strategy to bag big price winners in Handicap races, which will keep you in front of the bookmakers. If you are a regular gambler you most likely [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The secret to punting big priced winners in the handicap races
<p>You just need a little &#8216;patience and a notebook can be used as a professional horse racing strategy to bag big price winners in Handicap races, which will keep you in front of the bookmakers.
<p>If you are a regular gambler you most likely see the horse racing at the track or at home on television. How many times have you been watching the end of a race and said, &#8220;Oh, old so an so finished very strongly, it seems he&#8217;s ready to win a race very soon I will bet on it next time.
<p>But next time, it is then entered a big handicap race, the horse does not handle the better class of horses and doesn&#8217;t win. At this stage, we forget everything about that horse and continue our never-ending search for the winners, never imagining we have probably eliminated all we need to get winners. Let me explain &#8230;
<p>Horses cannot, no matter what class of animal they are, be fit 100% of the time; this is especially the case when they are frequently running in Handicap Company. So when you see a horse running on strongly at the finish it is as you correctly assume a good indication that he is running into form and is worth keeping a very close eye on. But we must do this for more than just its next race!
<p>Remember the &#8220;anything can happen a horse race, no matter how well the animal is readied for the race that horse can be badly drawn, it can be going for a gap when it closes and effectively ends it&#8217;s challenge, the jockey can simply fall off! Anything can, and frequently does happen to prevent a well-prepared horse from winning its target race.
<p>If, however, continue to monitor the horse for a limited time, of course, the horse eventually wins and you get well rewarded for your faith
<p>It is also worth mentioning that from time to time, a seriously hampered horse somehow manages to make their way through the slot. So keep your eyes open when you look at the handicap races and if you see a horse to finish strongly, put a note of it on your laptop, follow him and support him in every way, only his next three races.
<p>It&#8217;s almost certain you will at least recover your stake if the horse only manage a place, but it will have a chance to win one of three races, and at an attractive price, which show a good overall healthy profit.
<p>Here are the full handicap system rules-<br />Remember to mark all the horses you see improving in handicap races. After consideration back to them each-way for the next three races, but do not forget to stop when you win a race. Do not stop at a place only stop at a win.
<p>You have to remember that these horses are ready to conquer a specific target or to land a game pre-programmed gamble, and if all goes according to plan, and manage to win the first or second time out then it is likely that it will be eased off until preparations are ready for them to go and try to win the next race target. This is the great secret to nailing big priced winners in the handicap races.</p>
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		<title>History of Horse Racing</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There has been horse racing of sorts for many many years. Horse racing began in Assyria in c.1500 bc and Chariot Racing was a popular event in Roman Times. It was in fact the Romans who are thought to have ran the first horse race in the UK, however the first actual recorded event of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There has been horse racing of sorts for many many years. Horse racing began in Assyria in c.1500 bc and Chariot Racing was a popular event in Roman Times. It was in fact the Romans who are thought to have ran the first horse race in the UK, however the first actual recorded event of a meeting was in 1174, this took place at a horse fair in the north-west part of London called Smithfield.
<p><b>Royal Connections</b></p>
<p>The Royal Family are behind many of the historic developments that changed and shaped horse racing over the years, with Henry II importing horses specifically for breeding and Charles II being the first to introduce a set of rules in 1664 (for the Newmarket Town Plate). It was in 1752 the Jockey Club formed and penned The Rules of Racing.
<p><b>First horse races</b></p>
<p>The Derby is the oldest flat race having begun in 1780 at the Earl of Derby&#8217;s estate in Epsom, it was run on a sweepstakes basis and is still of course being run every year now, as is the Grand National which was first run in 1856, however the first recorded national hunt (as we know it now) race was in Cork, Ireland in 1752, it was a 4 miles 5 furlongs contest between two church steeples and that is the reason the term &#8216;steeplechase&#8217; was coined.
<p><b>Purpose and types of horse racing</b></p>
<p>The purpose of a horse race is to determine the fastest of two or more horses over a specific distance with the first horse to cross the winning line being the winner.
<p><b>Horse Racing Categories &#8211; Flat</b></p>
<p>In the UK and Ireland there are three variations of race categories. The first is Flat Racing, where horses run over a distance between 5 furlongs and 2 miles 6 furlongs on turf. The flat season starts in March and runs through to November with varying quality of races with Group 1 contests being the highest. The youngest horses competing on the flat are 2 years old.
<p><b>Horse Racing Categories &#8211; All Weather</b></p>
<p>All Weather Racing is the second race category and is similar to flat racing other than contests take place on an artifical surface, which can be used all year round (hence the name All Weather). Many of the All Weather horse racing tracks also have floodlit tracks meaning they can offer night racing.
<p><b>Horse Racing Categories &#8211; National Hunt</b></p>
<p>The third category is National Hunt where horses compete on turf over longer distances ranging from 1 mile 6 furlongs (very minimal number of junior bumper races) and 4 miles 4 furlongs. Within National Hunt there are further classification types, these are Bumpers (also known as National Hunt Flat races) where there are no obstacles and are aimed at giving horses the experience of competing on a race track, Chases where the competitors must clear fences and Hurdles where they must jump hurdles. This means for example that you can have a handicap chase or a maiden hurdle etc. The difference between a fence and a hurdle is quite significant with a fence being sturdier and higher. A hurdle race will only contain hurdles whereas a chase can contain a variety of obstacles including water jumps and ditches as well as fences.
<p><b>Horse Racing Classification</b></p>
<p>Within each category of racing there are different types of contests dependent on a horse&#8217;s experience and ability. Generally races are categorised by an age group (for example 4 year olds+) and/or an official rating bracket (a score given to each horse by the handicapper based on its performance to date). Maiden races are for horses who have not yet won a race. Handicaps are when a horse is weighted dependent on its past ability &#8211; in an ideal world, a handicap should result in all horses crossing the finish line at the same time. Nursery races are handicap races on the flat/all weather for two year old horses. Non handicaps are when all horses carry the same weight (although this figure can be adjusted based on penalties applied as set out in the race terms &#8211; for example the rules may state that all horses will carry 9 stone but that an additional weight of 3 pounds will be applied to horses who have won in the last 6 weeks).
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		<title>Catch The Horse Racing Excitement On Horse Racing Games Online</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Following the unexpected demise of the great champion Personal Ensign, the horse racing industry has witnessed the death of yet another legendary race horse, Viewed on Sunday18 April 2010. The popular Australian Thoroughbred racing superstar was euthanized due to complications of a twisted bowel at Think Bid Stud. Owned by Dato Tan Chin Nam, this [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Following the unexpected demise of the great champion Personal Ensign, the horse racing industry has witnessed the death of yet another legendary race horse, Viewed on Sunday18 April 2010. The popular Australian Thoroughbred racing superstar was euthanized due to complications of a twisted bowel at Think Bid Stud. Owned by Dato Tan Chin Nam, this magnificent stallion swanks an incredible racing career including major wins like the 2008 Brisbane Cup, the 2009 Caulfield and the 2008 Melbourne Cup. Horse fans can catch up with the most up-to-date news and recent happenings in the horse racing industry by subscribing to the newsletters offered by websites of <a href="http://gibonsan.FALSEFAVS.hop.clickbank.net">horse racing games</a> online.</p>
<p>Sired by Scenic and under the tutelage of his trainer, Cummings, the 6 year old stallion boasts stakes earning worth $5,795,530. Prior to his conquest in the 148th Melbourne Cup, he also won the AJC JRA Plate. Before his death, Viewed was preparing for his third attempt at the 2010 Melbourne Cup. You can find more such essential information on portals of <b>horse <a href="http://gibonsan.HURRICANER.hop.clickbank.net">racing games</a> online.</b> These gaming websites offer horse fans a chance to jockey, train and breed some of the world&#8217;s most distinguished race horses including Viewed in prestigious horse races such as the Melbourne Cup.</p>
<p>Just like the Triple Crown of US, the Melbourne Cup is Australia&#8217;s most exalted and favorite Thoroughbred horse race for three year olds and over. Run at a distance of 3,200 meters, it is not only the world&#8217;s richest 2 mile handicap race but also one of the richest turf races. Horse <a href="http://gibonsan.HURRICANER.hop.clickbank.net">racing games</a> online simulate the thrill of actual horse races in amazing 3D effects, thereby offering horse lovers the best virtual gaming experience ever! Moreover, virtual gaming portals feature interactive, online <a target="_new" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.horseracegame.com/">horse racing</a> community. Ardent horse fans can share their views and discuss various topics related to horses and races in these communities.</p>
<p>The Melbourne Cup is held on the first Tuesday in the month of November on the Flemington Racecourse by the Victoria Racing Club in Melbourne. The highlight of Viewed&#8217;s racing career was the 2008 Melbourne Cup wherein under Blake Shinn; he defeated Bauer by a narrow margin in a photo finish. While this was Shinn&#8217;s 1st victory, it was the 12th victory for his trainer and 4th for his owner. If you have missed out this fast-paced and action -packed race, you can catch it again on <a target="_new" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.horseracegame.com/demo.php">online horse racing</a> videos offered by <a href="http://gibonsan.FALSEFAVS.hop.clickbank.net">horse racing games</a> online.</p>
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		<title>Horse racing fans &#8211; Download horse race games from the internet now!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Equestrian events such as horse racing are not only fiercely competitive games but also one of the most entertaining sports. It is always a delight to watch champion horses contending with each other on race tracks, running for the finish line. Besides this, horse racing is also a very popular form of gambling. If you [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Equestrian events such as horse racing are not only fiercely competitive games but also one of the most entertaining sports. It is always a delight to watch champion horses contending with each other on race tracks, running for the finish line. Besides this, horse racing is also a very popular form of gambling. If you are also passionate about horse racing and constantly want stay abreast with the latest horse racing events taking place over the world, it is advisable to become a member of <a href="http://gibonsan.MOGULMAP.hop.clickbank.net">online horse racing</a> community.</p>
<p>Online horse racing communities are usually featured on horse racing gaming websites. Gaming websites offer various <a href="http://gibonsan.FALSEFAVS.hop.clickbank.net">horse racing games</a> that can be played online. You can easily download horse race games for free from the internet and sit back and enjoy watching some of the best champion horses in action. Virtual <a href="http://gibonsan.FALSEFAVS.hop.clickbank.net">horse racing games</a> provide players a vast array of opportunities to breed pure thoroughbreds as well as train them virtually.</p>
<p>If you want to feel the real thrill and excitement of an actual horse race, then it is recommended that you only download horse race games in 3D format. Online 3D <a href="http://gibonsan.FALSEFAVS.hop.clickbank.net">horse racing games</a> provide the best virtual gaming experience that will have you sitting on the edge of your seats. But just be sure to <a target="_new" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.horseracegame.com/demo.php">download horse race games</a> only from genuine websites that do not contain any spyware or malware.</p>
<p>The installation process is automatic and thus, very simple. Since majority of the online games are user-friendly and readily compatible with various operating systems such as Windows 2000, Vista and XP; you can easily download them onto your desktop and start playing right away. Virtual <a href="http://gibonsan.FALSEFAVS.hop.clickbank.net">horse racing games</a> not only teach you the basics of <a href="http://gibonsan.FALSEFAVS.hop.clickbank.net">horse racing games</a> but also the essentials of the sport.</p>
<p>So all those people who watch <a href="http://gibonsan.FALSEFAVS.hop.clickbank.net">horse racing games</a> merely for the sake of entertainment or even for the purpose of gambling, can now enjoy as well as learn a lot more about horse racing. However, before <b>downloading any virtual game from the internet</b>, be sure to read the privacy policy of the gaming website carefully.</p>
<p>To know more about download horse race games log on to horseracegame.com. I am passionate about writing informative articles on adventurous topics such as new developments in various fields, sports and online games. I have been an ardent fan of horse racing for many years and I also like writing about the different facets of horse racing games. The purpose of my articles is to present useful and interesting information to the readers.</p>
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		<title>Horse Race Form</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A horse race form is a program containing factors about a horse race. It generally lists the scheduled races, the names of the horses, and other important race information. A horse race card helps bettors make an educated betting choice.The following text gives an overview to the terms and lingo in horse racing and betting. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A horse race form is a program containing factors about a horse race. It generally lists the scheduled races, the names of the horses, and other important race information. A horse race card helps bettors make an educated betting choice.<br />The following text gives an overview to the terms and lingo in horse racing and betting. <br />&#8216;Time&#8217; is the race&#8217;s starting time.
<p>The &#8216;purse&#8217; is the prize money that is split mainly between the owner, trainer and jockey. Prize money is also spread, on a sliding scale, to those finishing in the first few places.<br />Flat races are usually run at distances from 5 to 12 furlongs. A furlong is one eighth of a mile or 0.2 km.<br />The &#8216;Program Number&#8217; is the race number.
<p>&#8216;Morning Line Odds&#8217; are the horse&#8217;s odds at the start of the day. This changes as the day progresses and more bets are placed.<br />&#8216;Saddle Cloth&#8217; Colour is included to help spectators and bettors identify their horses from a distance.<br />&#8216;Post Position&#8217; is the position assigned to the horse in the starting gate.<br />Owners often use a name that stands out and is easily recalled by bettors, called a &#8216;Horse Name&#8217; This is done since the horse&#8217;s name is often used by many newcomer bettors to help choose their bet.<br />The main horse colours are bay, chestnut, black, brown, white, grey, pinto, buckskin, dun, and roan.<br />Sex- Contains an abbreviation of the horse&#8217;s sex.<br />? c &#8211; colt<br />? f- filly<br />? h -thoroughbred aged 5 or older<br />? gelding<br />Regarding a horse&#8217;s age, January 1 is counted as their birth date. Different horses mature at different ages. Most horses reach mental maturity at around seven or eight years old, when their behaviour generally becomes calmer and more accepting.<br />The Sire and Dam are the names of the horse&#8217;s parents. The dam&#8217;s sire is often included. This data is useful for bettors to ascertain possible horse performance through ancestry.<br />The Breeder is the person who handled the horse&#8217;s upbringing.<br />Regarding weight, the amount of weight, including the jockey, which the horse will carry, is listed. Many jockeys are on strict diets so they can &#8216;make the weight&#8217; for their rides.<br />The Claiming Price is the price at which the horse is available for sale to a qualified buyer. As not all horses are competitors in stakes level races, racing in the claiming ranks gives the opportunity to race against horses of similar calibre. Thus, for example, when a horse easily wins against ?5,000 claimers, he may be moved up in value to avoid his being claimed. More prominent tracks would generally feature horses of higher value. Claiming Prices vary from ?5,000 to ?150,000 depending on the track.<br />The &#8216;trainer&#8217; is responsible for getting the horse in perfect shape for race day.<br />The &#8216;owner&#8217; pays for a horse&#8217;s training, and is keen to receive a return on his investments.<br />The &#8216;jockey/rider&#8217; has a massive part to play in a race. His ability to guide the horse in the race often spells the difference between winning and losing. The rider&#8217;s silks differentiate one mount from another, and are crucial to bettors who want to distinguish which horse they have backed. The variations can include spots, hoops, stars and stripes. A more recent innovation is the use of a sponsors&#8217; logo.<br />The &#8216;summary of results&#8217; section includes a breakdown of the horse&#8217;s <a href="http://gibonsan.CTIPSTER.hop.clickbank.net">racing results</a> during the current year, during his lifetime, under wet track conditions, on the same distance and on the same track. It also lists the horse&#8217;s previous earnings.<br />It also contains the horse class rating which is a mark that is based on the horse&#8217;s speed in previous races, with emphasis placed on recent performance and races run at today&#8217;s distance. It&#8217;s usually a number between 50.0 and 100.0.
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		<title>Horse Racing Tips: Make Money By Betting On The Losing Horse</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[You might not know it, but you can increase your profits if you put your money on the horse that has the greatest odds of losing a race. Professional punters dub this as &#8220;lay betting&#8221;. Read more to learn more about this completely reverse form of horse handicapping. Think In Reverse When your horse racing [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You might not know it, but you can increase your profits if you put your money on the horse that has the greatest odds of losing a race. Professional punters dub this as &#8220;lay betting&#8221;. Read more to learn more about this completely reverse form of horse handicapping.
<p>Think In Reverse
<p>When your <a href="http://gibonsan.UMENGINEER.hop.clickbank.net">horse racing tips</a> say that you will not profit on the odds-on favorite, you may want to bet on the horse that is likely to lose the race. This is a complete turn-around because now, you will be handicapping for the worst horses! Your predictions will now be based on a horse&#8217;s worst performance, figures, and stats. Also, you will be looking for that particular horse which tends to run poorly on certain weather conditions and on particular race tracks. Instead of putting your money on the youngest, healthiest, and fastest horse, you will be betting on the oldest and slowest horse among the herd.
<p>Evaluate Race Results
<p>Whether you are handicapping for the likely winner or loser in a horse race, you have to study horse racing forms. You can find these horse racing forms in the race tracks, in newsstands, or on the Internet. On these racing forms are past figures and stats which aids your handicaps. Remember, because you&#8217;re lay betting, you will be looking for the slowest among all the horses.
<p>Tell-tale Odds
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<p>Do Not Wish For A Miracle
<p>With your horse racing tips, you already have your money on the horse with the greatest odds of losing. Then a strange thing happened. Instead of losing, your horse won! As a result, you lost more cash than you should have. Other times, the odds-on favorite to finish first loses the race. These strange things happen all the time. That is why you can never really discount the capability of these horses, nor can you never really put too much faith on the <a href="http://gibonsan.UMENGINEER.hop.clickbank.net">horse racing tips</a> that you get. But most of the time, these <a href="http://gibonsan.UMENGINEER.hop.clickbank.net">horse racing tips</a> are fairly accurate. And you can be sure that the odds &#8211; be it for winning or losing &#8211; tend to reflect the possible outcomes of a horse race.
<p>Making money in horse races does not always have to mean betting on the winning horse. But looking to win on a horse that is predicted to lose is always a calculated risk. You may not be easily swayed by this betting strategy, but it is a good alternative to put more cash into your betting bank.</p>
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