Free Horse Racing Tips - Teach Your Equine Respect

We teach our children to respect older people and we know that as grownups we must also respect those who are in higher positions to attain a balanced relationship in a society. This trait must also be taught to our equines so that we will have a healthy relationship with them as well.

This free horse racing tips may not provide you with clues to win the race but the advices here are essential in nurturing equines so that they can perform well during the sport or in their tasks. We must consider their wellness behind the arena because neglecting it will never get them on track. Pet owners must find it enjoyable to have an equine and this can only happen if their pets know respect.

The first thing that owners must consider is to understand the nature of their pets. Equines feel safer when they are in a herd. Before people domesticated them, they travel in groups so that their predators will find it hard to get a taste of them when they are a herd. In it, they also have their hierarchy.

It means that they have a dominant horse bossing them around. The dominant one can make the others follow him by pinning its ears, lowering the head and moving forward with power. The boss can further hurt the others when they do not follow by kicking or biting them.

Make your equine feel safe and be the boss for them so that they can easily follow your lead. You can provide them with a good shelter to keep away other animals and pests from hurting them. The shelter you provide must have proper ventilation. They must feel warm during the extreme cold or cool during the extreme heat.

Provide a trough that is only for water and another one for the fodder in case grass is not available. Always have a good veterinarian who can assist you and you can contact anytime. They can provide professional care which can make your equine extra healthy, strong and resistant to illnesses.

Check the physical condition of your pet and know the sicknesses that can inflict them during summer or winter. If it is your first time to have an equine, read more horse tips in the internet or ask pros about your pet so that you will know the proper treatment and care.

Feed with them with the right food and make them feel comfortable all the time. Your equine may never speak your language but your good actions will tell them everything that you want them to know. Have the right equipment for riding as well for your safety. Keep their shelter clean and their water fresh.

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How To Make A Profit From Betting On Horse Racing

How many times have you heard the phrase, "it's a mugs game"? A lot of times I suggest? And that phrase is almost always associated with horse racing, betting and getting out on the favourite. And, do you know what? I agree.

It is a mugs game more often than not. Why? It is quite simple really. The average punter is not a disciplined punter. He has a pocket full of money and bets a small stake on the first horse. It wins!! Great, he is in profit. Does he stop betting? Of course not! He is on a winning streak! So, the next bet is placed with a larger stake. Usually the next stake is the winnings from the first bet plus the original stake, and the bet loses. Got to have another bet now because that loser was a little unlucky in running, or the jockey waited too long before mounting a challenge or any other reason that can be taken from an endless list of reasons. And so the day goes on, as with most punters, no discipline, no betting bank, no proven method of picking out horses with reasonable chances, no staking plan and so they end up betting on the favourite to "get them out". Absolutely crazy! But this scenario, or very close to it, happens daily to punter after punter.

That is why you don't see a poor bookmaker! Another very well worn cliche but, again, so true. Bettors do not know how to bet, it is as simple and straightforward as that. How do I know this to be true? Because I used to be that punter. I was alongside 98% of bettors who lose on a regular basis. What a statistic. Just 2% of bettors, long - term, show a profit. Do you recognise yourself in this scenario? Read the above again and be honest with yourself. Now do you see yourself? Yes? I thought so! Now, believe it or not, I got lucky. My passion has been horse racing for more than 40 years, and I eventually got tired of losing.

I had a wealth of knowledge, but I couldn't piece it together. It was like a 1000 piece jigsaw all jumbled up in the box. I needed to step back and make this jigsaw into a masterpiece! It took some time, a lot of discipline and courage, but I did it. I can now say, honestly, that I am in the 2% of bettors who make a profit, long - term. And I was back enjoying the sport that I had loved for so many years.

So, as a piece of advice to you, let me say... step back from what you are doing and try to piece your jigsaw together in a different way. You might just be like me and have all the pieces, but not in the right order. It can be done! Good luck!

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Horse Racing Can Be A Profitable Pastime

Betting systems. Betting tipsters. Betting. What a minefield?

For any new punter starting out, it is desperately difficult to find a genuine, honest and profitable approach to make your betting pay. Let's start with betting systems as mentioned earlier. There are literally 1000's of systems to choose from and a whole lot more you can make of your own. But, believe me, every system has a shelf life. The system can work for week after week as you paper trade the findings, not yet risking your money on the selections. Then, all of a sudden, when you place your bets using real money, the system fails you and the losses start to mount up. Most people's answer to that is to scrap the system and start again.

Why is that you ask? It is difficult to answer truthfully and accurately, but that is what happens with most systems. There has not been a system invented that can continually make profits. My answer has been to find an approach, not a system. A subtle difference but a big difference when it comes to making money from betting on horse racing. The best way I can explain an approach, is by way of my experience over a period of more than 40 years. I have watched countless races, read the form of countless horses, and with that study it is possible to see certain patterns emerge. I noted these patterns until I had a set of rules which I apply to every system I read and to every horse selection given. The rules are set in stone. They are proven reasons why horses win or horses lose. Obviously these rules are not 100% accurate, they can't be. But they do save me from betting on a ton of losers that once I would have bet on. That, in a nutshell, is my approach.

Next up is the tipster. Wow! What an even bigger task that is to find a reliable, honest and profitable tipster. I am afraid to say that the words honest and tipster do not always belong in the same sentence. For every genuine tipster you find, you will have been required to experience probably hundreds of less reliable, less honest tipsters to find that "one". Unscrupulous people cleverly taking people's hard earned money from them with a promises of future riches. Don't you believe it! Again, truthfully, I have witnessed this scenario myself. I have trusted others and then very quickly, I have been let down and disappointed. It has taken me many years to set out my own way forward and to offer better than the rest. Not an easy task, believe me, but I have achieved it.

I have spent so many years getting to the point I have reached today whereby I can honestly say "I make money from betting on horses".

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