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 Pay attention and use this information to your advantage.

 Certain horses perform better in certain conditions. Softer or sloppier going, depending on whether races are on turf or dirt, can make even shorter distance races into greater tests of stamina.

 One or other of these terms will be uses to describe the going:

 All of these factors, plus stable, jockey and horse’s form, are things you have to weigh up in advance of a horse race.

 It might seem a bit old school to have wide angle binoculars, but serious horse racing bettors who are regulars at the track use them.

 These allow you to zoom in and get a really good look at horses.

 You may spot something while keeping your eye on a fancied runner that others haven’t. Racetracks are large places and not everything is going to be within the range of your normal eyesight.

 In order to enhance your viewing of the race – and the horses’ behavior beforehand – it makes sense to take binoculars with you.

 You are giving yourself the best chance of seeing all the action, both before and during the races.

 3. Put Yourself In The Right Place

 Location is key to being able to bet late in horse racing.

 Positioning yourself where you have a view of the parade and also the horses going down to start, but also within striking distance of a betting window or automated teller, is vital.

 You need quick access to everything.

 Even if you are betting online, then you need to be in a place where the large body of people that is the crowd of racegoers won’t interfere with the internet signal and connection, so you can get your bet on.

 It can be very beneficial to look in advance at the layout of the racetrack.

 If you know where everything is and have a sense of where is best to position yourself, then you can literally be better placed to see everything you need to.

 4. Watch The Horses In The Preliminaries

 Although you have a shortlist in mind, judging all the horses dispassionately and irrespective of the market in the paddock and on their way to start is your next step.

 It’s often overlooked that racehorses are like people – everyone is different.

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 Is any horse playing up, sweating or misbehaving in the paddock? It may be normal for horses to get excited as they are aware that they are about to race. However, this isn’t the case for them all.

 Does a horse have just one handler taking it around the parade in the paddock? If there are two, then this suggests it may not be so well-behaved in the preliminaries.

 On the way down to the start, is a horse being kept apart from the others? Races involve groups of horses running against one another and, if they can’t settle beforehand, that may be a negative.

 Consider the way a horse carries itself. A low or angled head carriage, or excessive bucking suggest it may be highly strung.

 Look at how the jockey is riding a horse on its way to start. If they are straining on the reins to keep it in check, then that may be an indication of a headstrong horse.

 Based on what you have observed in the preliminaries and through your binoculars, it’s time to eliminate horses from the shortlist and settle on the one you’re going to bet on.

 Unruly horses are the most obvious to discount, depending on whether that behavior is unusual for them or not.

 Unruly horses are the most obvious to discount, depending on whether that behavior is unusual for them or not.

 A horse that is controlled but vibrant and moving easily down to the start under its jockey is ideally what you are looking for.

 Now refresh yourself with the form and see if conditions and past performances support what you’ve seen.

 6. Check Out The Odds On Offer

 Now it’s time to consult the betting market once again.

 Your chosen horse may have seen its odds shorten as other observers spot what you saw, or the bookmakers may have been slow to react.

 Although frustrating to miss bigger odds, remember that the racehorse’s price coming in is a good sign because the market is speaking for them.

 Alternatively, just because a price drifts and gets larger doesn’t mean the horse won’t win.

 There may be a hot favorite in the race that you as a bettor want to take on.

 If the market remains in favor of that horse, then you may be getting even better value on the wager you’re going to place.