horse racing

[Aeroga2]

Can anyone recommend a good horse racing system to me?

[sft42]

Yeah, the best one is keep walking past the bookies with your money in your pocket......you'll never se a skint bookmaker.

seriously I have a friend who owns a horse and get some inside info and other than this I very rarely risk a bet...unless you're going to spend ages studying form and getting to know trainers and jockeys then your as well sticking a pin in the paper....there is no such thing as a reliable racing system....if there was it would have been found by now and load of cash made, so either start studying or keep your cash in your pocket.

[FredPuli]

Here's an answer 'from the horse's mouth', nearly. I'm from a racing family , in Newmarket, and am a registered owner. Here's what my old father, a big owner in those days, said about betting shops " Just think. There are people in there poring over the racing pages and they think they know that my colt is going to win today. How the H*** do they know ? I don't know and I own the thing and I see everything there is to know about it ! " (And that was when the animal was trying !).Officially every animal is at its best and tries its best; in practice it cannot be always so and no trainers enter all animals at all times at the perfect distance on the perfect going; and if they can run it a bit 'off' and get a better weight in the handicap next time, believe me they will. It goes for all of us.There is no such thing as a racing certainty even if everything else was certain about animals and men !

[poadster]

Don't try it - you're never going to run faster than a horse.

[Luke_Turner]

All ways bet On the horse Norfolk and Chance