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Imagine you went to a race track in a foreign country and knew nothing about the horses, their form, or the races scheduled for the day. Could you possibly make money? The answer is yes. How would you go about it? The horse racing strategy is simple and anyone can do it.

First you need to familiarize yourself with the leading jockeys and trainers at the race track. They have done a lot of the handicapping for you by selecting races that suit their horses. The top jockeys and trainers are at the top of the standings for a reason. It is a good idea to make a note of their horses. The next step in your horse racing strategy is to follow the odds for a given race.

First look at the morning line odds. These represent the chances of each horse “on paper” based on form. The work has already been done for you by the track handicapper, don’t waste time trying to reinvent the wheel. The only thing you need to do is compare the morning line odds with the current odds. If a horse is quoted at 4/1 in the form guide by the handicapper but his on course price is 2/1 you should definitely be interested in that information. If that horse has top-class connections (trainer and jockey) your strategy should be to include this horse in all your bets. Also if the horse was supposed to be 4/1 but is trading at 12/1 you need to reconsider its chances of winning.

There are many horse racing strategies when it comes to betting, for now a basic workable strategy should be good enough. That strategy is to watch betting patterns on the day of the race, know your connections, and look for smart value. That means ignoring horses at very short prices (heavy favorites) and horses at ridiculously long odds (no-hope).