Good Horse Racing Systems and Horse Tracks That Favor Them

A good horse racing system is very valuable to the person who learns how to use it wisely and who also realizes that even the best systems don't work all the time. 1 racing handicapping and betting have taught me is that you have to be flexible in your approach to making money as a horse player. The weather is a factor in races that are run on turf, dirt, or even synthetic tracks.
While the weather can change the surfaces of the racing ovals they also have their own peculiarities that a horse player must learn. Some tracks with sweeping turns favor closers while other, like Aqueduct's Inner Track, favor speed horses. The type of race also determines how each factor should be weighted when evaluating the runners. The horse with the running style that is best suited for the track model should be the one that gets a second look.
When playing maiden races speed is almost always the most important consideration. On an off track, of course, you also have to factor in the breeding of the runners. A maiden with a pedigree that shows a likelihood of talent when running in the mud should get that extra consideration as well. Because many young horses run greenly, expending most of their energy in the early stages of the events, they usually find a horse with early speed making the finish line first.
Therefore, horse racing systems that evaluate speed are often well suited to maidens while class systems that have a method for evaluating class may do better on turf or in long classic events like the Triple Crown of races in the United States. Because the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes are all run around two turns and demand stamina, methods that evaluate the ability to go the distance are a must.
As you can see, a horse player who wants an easy system to win all the races is in trouble. There is not one system that I know of that can be used for all races, however, if you learn a few of them you can usually handicap enough races on almost any card to keep yourself busy and maybe, just maybe, make a few bucks. There are no guarantees in life and that is especially true of handicapping.
Having realistic expectations when you use a horse racing system will help you to tweak it so that you get the most out of it, whether it is a complicated system or a simple horse racing system.