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Any systems which predicts the order-of-finish of races are proven betting systems and there are many of them. In using proven systems there are a few things you need to grasp. Racing is a business and whenever you use the word bet, your frame of mind is different from when using the word Invest. When you bet your money you’re usually in a gambler’s frame of mind instead of an investor’s frame of mind. Gamblers don’t know completely what they’re doing. Investor’s know to a high degree what they’re doing. One of the main reasons racing’s constructed as it is, is because it’s proven to work as a business and it also keeps people gamblers which keeps the game going. One of the proven ways to make money in racing is to know its’ structure and all the elements of that structure. The structure of racing is made of two major divisions: profitcapping and handicapping. The proven way to is to know both divisions indepth.

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The third pool for the 2014 Kentucky Derby Future Wager will be open from February 27-March 1 and the field is once again the favorite but only at odds of 6-1 this time. Also running this weekend is the only Kentucky Oaks Future Wager Pool for 2014. Get all the horses, morning line odds, and free past performances for both wagers here.

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2014 Kentucky Derby Future Wager Pool Three originally appeared on About.com Horse Racing on Tuesday, February 25th, 2014 at 12:49:26.

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Also on 2014 Louisiana Derby Preview Day at the Fair Grounds, Bradester won the Mineshaft Handicap (G3), Potomoac River won the Fair Grounds Handicap (G3), and Class Included won the Bayou Stakes. Get the results, charts, and photos here.

2014 Louisiana Derby Preview Day Part 2 originally appeared on About.com Horse Racing on Monday, February 24th, 2014 at 19:35:57.

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Intense Holiday just got up by a nose to win the Risen Star Stakes (G2) over Albano during Louisiana Derby Preview Day at the Fair Grounds while favorite Vicar’s in Trouble finished third. Also on the card, Untapable won the Rachel Alexandra Stakes (G3) for the fillies. Get the results, charts, and photos here.

2014 Louisiana Derby Preview Day originally appeared on About.com Horse Racing on Monday, February 24th, 2014 at 19:38:51.

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In a prep for the Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn on Monday, Tapiture won Southwest Stakes (G3) by 4 1/4 lengths over Strong Mandate with Ride On Curlin third. On Sunday, Dont Tell Sophia won the Bayakoa Stakes for older fillies and mares. Get the results, charts, and photos here.

2014 Southwest and Bayakoa Stakes originally appeared on About.com Horse Racing on Wednesday, February 19th, 2014 at 17:35:28.

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In the same way that the beginner horse rider learns to mount a horse or rise to the trot, the four stages of competence apply to more experienced riders as well as horse riding instructors as they progress through their training. In this article we look at the four stages a beginning horse rider learns when they rise to the trot and compare them to a horse riding instructor learning how to control group rides safely.

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The second pool for the 2014 Kentucky Derby Future Wager is now closed and once again the field of al other 2-year-olds was the favorite at 3-2. Honor Code (right),winner of the Remsen, was the second choice at 12-1 with Cairo Prince, winner of the Holy Bull, next at 13-1. Get all the horses, closing odds, and will-pay prices here.

2014 Kentucky Derby Future Wager Pool Two Closed originally appeared on About.com Horse Racing on Sunday, February 9th, 2014 at 18:48:18.

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On Saturday, Delta Downs hosted Louisiana Premier Night, a series of ten stakes races for Louisiana-breds with a total of $1 million in purses including the Premier Chamipionship won by Sunbean (left) in stakes record time. Get the results, charts, and photos for eight of the races here.

2014 Louisiana Premier Night at Delta Downs originally appeared on About.com Horse Racing on Tuesday, February 4th, 2014 at 19:32:01.

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The second episode of the Esquire Network’s New Series, “Horseplayer,” aired on 1/28/2014. Billed as a reality show, it follows horseplayers as they wager on horse races at Belmont, Churchill Downs, and Pimlico. The Triple Crown races are the focus of episode 2. The handicappers who were in the first episode are back as well as a few new faces. While trying to show how handicappers and horseplayers gather information in order to make their picks, the actual handicapping process is glossed over and we find the likes of Peter Rotondo, Jr. talking to Bruno De Julio and Molly Rosen. Bruno is a clocker who times workouts every day at Churchill Downs and while his input is very valuable, more information about the process of picking winners would be nice.

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Racing is complex but the secret of racing explained is to break it down in a way that its’ real basis is understood. Racing is an equine or horse running contest to see which horse will come in the order-of finish of 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, etc. And as such racing alone or by itself has nothing to do with money. No one’s wagering. You can predict a thing by yourself but it takes 2 or more persons to bet. One person saying a specific thing will happen and the other person saying it won’t. When you wager or put anything on the bet, be it money, a car or anything you’re investing in the bet. If you have less than a 50% chance of winning then you’re a gambler. If you have a 51% or more chance of winning then you’re an investor. So racing’s made of 2 main parts: PROFITCAPPING (predicting money profit to be made) and HANDICAPPING (predicting order-of-finish of races).

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