| The world of horse bet racing is an ever changing | | | | Slow (S) - this surface is usually rather deep, and |
| and growing online and offline business, hobby, | | | | drying out which produces slower than a "Good" |
| sport, and gambling community. It has involved | | | | track time table. |
| some of the world's most elite socialites and | | | | Heavy (H) - the slowest surface condition for a |
| celebrities as well as the common every day | | | | dirt track horse race, thick and almost muddy top |
| horse racing punter looking to place some wagers, | | | | layer leads to slowest times and greatly effects |
| enjoy themselves, and even pull an additional (or | | | | favorites. |
| occasionally full time) income from horse betting. | | | | Turf (Grass) Track Racing Conditions |
| Now, whatever your own personal goals are for | | | | Firm (F) - a completely dry turf with the smallest |
| wanting to place wagers on horse races, it makes | | | | give to it will usually produces the fastest times |
| no difference as every punter see success in | | | | on a turf course racing surface. |
| their own light. But there are clear and profound | | | | Good (G) - a relatively firmer turf course that |
| ways to ensure that the horses odds are running | | | | contains a slight bit of moisture and a bit more |
| in your favor for every bet that you place | | | | give under the hooves of the horses racing, |
| through profitable racing systems. | | | | produces slightly slower times than a firm track. |
| These betting system involve everything from | | | | Soft (S) - a turf course that courses that |
| how to obtain proper research + racing | | | | contains more moisture than a good track lie and |
| information, various horse betting terms and inside | | | | provides a substantial give to the weight of the |
| information valuable to any punter, tips and | | | | competing horses. |
| techniques on reading racing form and selection | | | | Yielding (Y) - a turf course with a considerable |
| criteria, to really just about every aspect of | | | | amount of water and very yielding to the riders |
| profitable horse betting. Within these realms of | | | | running, producing some particularly slow race |
| valuable information lies powerful selection criteria | | | | times. |
| that, if used properly, can determine the outcome | | | | Heavy (H) - A waterlogged heavy turf course |
| of a race in the favor of the punters bet. | | | | that produces the slowest turf course times. |
| One of these extremely valuable pieces is the | | | | Take note of the various different track |
| racing track conditions that the horses will be | | | | conditions that are listed on the up to the minute |
| running under for any race. Because different | | | | horse betting resources to make proper |
| horses will run poorly or strongly under various | | | | selections using all of the criteria, and most |
| track conditions, it become incredibly important to | | | | obviously, race track conditions. When you |
| determine not only what the track is like for the | | | | become familiar with betting resources and |
| current event, but also how well each horse runs | | | | various sportbooks racing cards + information you |
| individually under these specific racing conditions. | | | | will see valuable notes that you will want to |
| Here is a list of information regarding the various | | | | interpret. See the horse racing system below: |
| track conditions that can affect either a turf or | | | | 15Jly08-7Bel fst 8f (T) - this indicates that the |
| dirt track prior to race time. | | | | horse is set to run on the 15th of July 2008, in |
| Horse Race Track Conditions - Dirt Tracks | | | | position lane number 7, at Belmont Park over a |
| Fast (F) - horses will usually run their fastest | | | | fast track surface running eight furlongs on the |
| times under these conditions, the surface will run | | | | Turf (T). |
| over dry and steady to hard. | | | | Using information like this through a profitable |
| Wet-Fast (WF) - this surface will usually produce | | | | racing system can make all of the difference |
| fast times but will have a slight layer of moisture | | | | between placing profitable wagers or losing bets, |
| over the top layer of dirt. | | | | either way, using a racing system drastically |
| Good (G) - a surface that is beginning to dry but | | | | increases your chances of punting for profits in |
| will produce slower times typically than a fast | | | | the long and short term. |
| track. | | | | |