How horse form effects horse racing betting?

Question

I recently started horse racing betting, I want to increase my horse racing betting profits. Can you help me know, how important is horse form in horse racing betting? Please help me know some tips for horse racing form.

Answer 1

Cram as much form study in as time will allow. When you find a horse 'coming to the boil' and running into form, back on a winnable rating, stick with it. It will almost certainly pay its way in time. The influence of weight is vastly overrated. In the majority of cases, horses will not reverse the form, no matter how favorably off they are in terms of the weights. In sprints, concentrate solely on horses in form. Get access to the net and use the free Racing Post form at racingpost.co.uk. The races are laid out in a line-byline format, which is much easier to use and far more useful than the form in the newspaper version. Subscribe to a form book. The official Race form version, Time form's Perspectives and Super form are all more than adequate. Stick with the one that suits you. Don't believe all the recent press about ignoring the effect of the draw. Stalls positions are often crucial to the outcome of a race, especially in the big handicaps. This is even true of the long-distance races like the Tote Ebor at York, the Cesar witch at New market and the Ascot Stakes at Royal Ascot. You'll find Graham Weldon's detailed analysis of draw biases in the Racing Post Definitive Guide book (see the 27th Commandment) or at the front of the official Form Book.