Best Horse Racing Handicapping Tutorial and Tips

First tutorial video on handicapping and what I look for in a race. Click the link below and get a SIGN UP BONUS exclusively with Bovada, with the best player rewards system of any Racebook: record.revenue...

[@danielschwartz1228]

I tried to tell my brother you’re betting against other people. He said no you’re betting against the horses. I said really I never saw a horse at a betting window.

[@edmiller7669]

That was very insightful.....you reminded me of the things I shouldn't forget when handicapping. Thanks!!!

[@jasonalmon4554]

Very informative and unique handicapping tutorial. I’ll definitely be checking back with you in the future. Appreciate you!

[@peacebe2u480]

Thanks for the tutorial. Yes, this one, I picked the same way, same reason as you mentioned. A single choice for pick 4. Easy pick. You are amazing tutor.

[@ronaldlatosinski4066]

Taking some friends to Keeneland for their first time betting on horses. You just saved me a bunch of work. Will definitely have them watch this during the drive out there. Thnx for the great video. Awesome job man!!!

[@CDRHandicapping]

Thank you!

[@commoveo1]

I hope you had a great time.

[@blueshirt4615]

Thanks bro, can’t wait to start my new life in horse racing ! 🐎💵

[@RobertRagland-bj6wz]

That's pretty funny because the 1st horse he tossed out Into Mystic ran a bang out of a race and finished 1 length off the lead.. Ran very impressive race..113 speed buyer figure..LoL

[@AnimalsIsEverything]

Hahaha bro! I feel you! I'm actually new myself. I have to say I've been betting on sports for a while, there's was a time when I won 7 games one day, then the next, I won 4 games, and everything from there went downhill. And I noticed that these NBA games are played by Vegas, honestly from a perspective of someone's that watching they wouldn't understand but once you start to see how it works, it became more than entertainment but its about money and its sad. Its rigged too, its the reason why I got out of it. And I came to horse racing, cause with this you're dealing with actual people and not sportbooks, the house/Vegas, I can't tell you how many times people have been banned just cause they win too much, with horse racing you can't get banned. Everyone wins. It's what I love about it. I hear you man, its very confusing and overwhelming, there was a few times where I wanted to quit but its crazy that you could turn a small few bucks to hundreds or less than a hundred and hit 5 figures... No wonder, they call horse racing as the Sport of Kings, just learning in itself is a different type of animal lol! Thank you for making this video, I love it! Wish we could talk bro!

[@CDRHandicapping]

Harry Nguyen Thank you man! Horse racing is an amazing sport to bet because you’re trying to beat other bettors in the Pool system not the house just like you said. There is tremendous value to be found in this game. We are live streaming almost every day betting. It’s definitely worth a watch to learn the game better. Thanks for the support and good luck!

[@jaywatson1194]

100% ppl don't want to believe it but the podcast Whistleblower nails i ton the head. Since Jordan & maybe even during his reign, the NBA is fixed to achieve entertainment value... then the rest is bookmaking. It is no different than WWE honestly, they choose players/games/teams to blow up & if Vegas is going to lose big on a game that's close, the refs always find a way to get it within the numbers it needs to be even when it seems impossible... which is why you see fouls called 0.4 sec left in a game already won/lost so that vegas can recoup any losses on the final line. Horses at least allow you you ca chance due to there not being as much fixing as there used to be, ad reality is they can't fix a whole race.... well they can lol but not every race.... you can do your own homework & have a value bets. There is only a few sports you can bet & not worry as much about fixing but NBA is about the league fixing it not the players/bookies which is the worst part

[@eddieabbott370]

​@@CDRHandicappingGIVE US THE BELMONT. WE NEW. ALSO IS HORSE RACING FIXED. TELL US NEW FOLKS NOW. JUNE 5, 2024. WE LISTENING

[@dieselviper7811]

I just started betting horses and I love it so far there’s always races and they don’t take 3 hours lmao

[@curtissturdivant7170]

This is a phenomenal tutorial. Thanks so much man.

[@alexvidu4517]

This was great, thanks, I have been researching "picking horses to bet on" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Senameron Sanyatt Approach - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my mate got amazing results with it.

[@shanehinds1940]

thats the same with all sports betting. The lines are set by an odds maker but then change based on money being wagered.

[@sharnecelatimore6775]

Best tutorial I've seen

[@warriordugan7236]

The order of finish was 7-2-1 just like the bottom of the PP's page says. If you handicap the way you do for every race, you'll end up with the favorite everytime. You need to be a contrarian sometimes to hit bigger prices. But good explanations though (except for the morning line).

[@CDRHandicapping]

Thanks for watching! I don’t handicap like this every time. Just needed to find a race that race super accurate to program form and this one did. Figured it was a good way to show new bettors what a racing form is and how to use it. Wish every race ran as close to form as this one did as far as pace lol but we know that is a very race thing to find.

[@anthonywatts2197]

Easy race to handicap on price alone.

[@briansinghai5223]

Thanks, bro! That was great!

[@commoveo1]

Oh it will come easy, do your homework of unknown and hang out out the right places at the track. Track conditions so much to consider. Live at the track before the race. Jockeys are full of information. Ever look at the back stretch lol. A lot of jockey trick laying on the track. Who’s the farrier ?

[@TimTheMusicMan]

This information is excellent, and you partially answered my question, if each horse has a stated odd, hasn't the track's odd maker already incorporated all of the variables that a handicapper is including in their decisions? If not would that oddsmaker not be employed by that track? Or are they applying odds incorrectly and is there a reason why? I monitored SA, GP, TBD, AQU for a few weekends and found that 95% of the horses that won paid from $2.20 to $12.00. Doesn't this indicate that the lower odd horses win practically all the time? If so, what is the purpose of over analyzing what has already been analyzed? No offense but if the handicapper can pick out $100 horse that would be amazing but that is 1 in 100 or more races. And many times, the handicapper will throw out the high odd horse as his statistics would not be positive enough to keep him in the race, as you said once you see some negative signs, you throw that one out. Given the outcome, this would make sense, but it also leaves the $100 horse out of that handicapper's recommendations. Benter was able to make millions by using probability and placing large amounts on selected horses.

[@CDRHandicapping]

I agree to your point. The main thing is handicapping is now something that most have gotten pretty good at. The majority of money played is smart money so individual win odds are lower for sure most races. However I feel that the difference in a great handicapper is ticket structure and finding value in exotic wagers

[@TimTheMusicMan]

@@CDRHandicapping thanks.

[@brianmontgomery5443]

Never pay attention to odds..bet the horse you like n hope for big odds

[@MrEdwardCollins]

Oh my gosh, that's not the way it's done. You _have_ to look at the odds. That's part of the proper way to handicap the races. A horse might be a bad bet at 2 to 1, for example, but it might be a great bet if the odds were 20 to 1. Sure, you might really like a horse to win... but if it's the odds on favorite to win, say something ridiculous like 1 to 10, it's not going to pay very much at all... IF it wins. Why risk $2.00 in an attempt to win 40 cents? You won't win often enough at those odds to show a profit. _Always_ pay attention to the odds, and make that a part of your overall handicapping when deciding which horse is the best horse to bet on. This is true for any type of bet, including all other sports. For example, would you bet on the San Francisco 49ers to defeat the Detroit Lions... if you had to lay $100 to win $1? My guess is, of course you would not. That price is terrible. But if you didn't pay attention to the odds, as you suggest, you would certainly bet the 49ers if you liked that team... and only find out later how little you won at such a big risk.

[@jimkelly4751]

This is a BIG assumption that the timers were accurate. That has been occurring less and less. But I do want to thank you for efforts to help fellow horseplayers.

[@bigles9083]

Still battling not the house but the track take.I had a method that I played all year my betting account after one year it was break even .Which means I was up on the rest of the players 15 percent but the track take made a loser.

[@warriordugan7236]

You need to use an ADW with rebates, then you'll come out ahead in your case.

[@diogodavid5354]

Hello man, do you have a free site to analyze the cards? thank u

[@caseG80]

Congrats you came up with the 4/5 made no mention of betting exacta trifecta doubles ect ?

[@CDRHandicapping]

This wasn't meant to show how to bet. Just to show how to map out a race on paper to understand how the race will be run. You are more than welcome to watch all of the live handicapping videos we do. All the replays are right on the channel.

[@marcawad4239]

How do y pick a winner or the exacted when the race has every horse has about the same class and speed thats where I get hit in a very good stakes race, so love to hear from y ,especially this week up coming with the Louisiana derby

[@d3eztrickz]

My personal advice.. don't wager on those types of races if you don't want to "gamble". You can always decided to skip a meeting or race and bet elsewhere. Sometimes things are pretty hairy and it can be hard to get an edge. I would say that in general most folks have their own metrics and figures that they value over others that they might use to pick in tight fields. I get the feeling these are like "secret recipes" for these people and it's rare you will hear their methods

[@jjboyd01]

The best days in USA to bet IN ORDER . Breeder's cup, Kentucky Derby, Travers, Belmont stakes. Outsides USA. Royal Ascot ascot, L''arc de triumphed, Dubai For normal racing ONLY BET ON SATURDAYS. M-F and Sun in USA forget it. Too hard. Easy way to determine this. Add up ( money won lifetime,, WPS%,, best speed fig last 10 races ) data must be normalized. . And the likely Horses that will win are as clear as day. There a a few other things would take too long to discuss. As example this year's Derby Authentic and Tiz the Law had by far the best totals.

[@benkartash5790]

how do you know is a speedball when the 2 horse has similar speed numbers

[@karthikeyan.g2911]

Hi sir. Thanks for ur information. But let me know Wat s the website to open dis handicap race

[@MrLeo3780]

All that work to come up with the favorite

[@CDRHandicapping]

Just a video to help teach new people to racing what a formful race would look like. 6,000 people a day watch the channel live. Must mean I know what I’m talking about so take your bullshit elsewhere and find somewhere else to pout.

[@t1000eg]

😆

[@goldikova88]

Nice job... What do you offer for BC...?

[@davedixon5765]

This is my first video of yours and I feel like it was close to what I was looking for but maybe go into more detail as far as what you are seeing on the page. Clearly I'm a novice but what that page says to you and what it says to someone like myself doesn't match I guess.

[@michaeldemerski3964]

Ya like we all knew the 7 had a chance. I think I see all the $ on the 7. Did you get .05 on the 1.00?

[@Oswald_Thatendswald]

How do you find those pages with all that info? Do you pay for those?

[@warriordugan7236]

Unfortunately, yes.

[@marcrudd3602]

I'm in the UK where can I see the form cards for the races please.

[@CDRHandicapping]

Equibase

[@marcrudd3602]

@@CDRHandicapping yep got it now will try and study it for later

[@CDRHandicapping]

@@marcrudd3602 good luck today!

[@TommyAloha.]

Your comment on #6 out of turn ??

[@junioradam8073]

Be safe but safe is not safe enough it is found that horses from 10/1 down wins 80 percent of the races therefore going outside 10/1 puts the punter at a disadvantage but then how do you find the correct nag inside 10/1 when there are at times four to five nags inside the 10/1 spot

[@rhachooli5327]

Hey bro may I know where I can get the racecard with all the details what ur showing now

[@CDRHandicapping]

equibase

[@thomastims9583]

Your explanation of Morning Line Odds is a little off. It's not the Track Handicapper's opinion of the horse, It's where he believes the betting public will place the odds at post-time. It's only meant to give handicappers an idea of what he thinks the public will do. Horses get bet down everyday due to the publics perception of a trainer, jockey, etc. Don't get me wrong, for beginners it's a starting point but there are some terrible line makers out there and 5/1 Baffert horses going off at 1-9 :)

[@deraldprough7581]

Here let's handicap a race after it's over real nice and real funny

[@CDRHandicapping]

Just trying to maybe teach new people what handicappers try to do when mapping out a race and then show the actual race in context to how a race that runs close to form should look. Pretty sure I make that clear in the video too

[@TommyHungwell]

@@CDRHandicapping You did. Thanks for the vid. Post some more, good stuff.

[@tonyc945]

Sorry, dude, lost you about 7 minutes in. You gloss over the meaning of the metrics. You assume we know what you are talking about when you highlight items and say not a closer, or a closer, or came in third. Have no idea what you are looking at that allows you to know that. For future newbies at this, would not recommend this video. sorry dude.

[@henrymarion]

Where are your picks

[@Toothpick211]

Where do i get this detailed forum. This matches what i see in paper but not online.

[@CDRHandicapping]

I get these from equibase. You can also get DRF online as well

[@JamesArseneau-j3x]

All that talk about how to pick a 4/5 winner? Just look at the Tote & chances are likely 60% the chalk will prevail, but so what? Like any speculative venture, it's all about identifying value & exploiting same.

[@2011blueman]

"handicapping" a race you already watched, lol.

[@philipp1966]

I win always only bet win bets

[@judithlandon8430]

p6 @ gulfstream

[@stevenmatthews8011]

The horses with the most money earned on the TURF wins 80% of the time 💯

[@rossdelano4708]

Easy to handicap after seeing the race.

[@CDRHandicapping]

It's extremely easy to handicap after seeing a race. However, this was made as a tutorial to show handicappers what I look for and how handicapping can help map out a race. Basically a way to show people that you can somewhat anticipate how a race will be run based off of the Past Performances. Thanks for watching

[@alivstyson1864]

99.8% of horse players talk a big game and are BROKE !

[@dripsa]

Very easy to do if the race has already run

[@CDRHandicapping]

As it says in the video it is simply to show how the form can be used to help predict the way a race is run. To hopefully help new players understand exactly what the point of the racing form is. Thanks for watching

[@dripsa]

@@CDRHandicapping okay I understand where you are coming from, but it would be much more impressive if you can do the same analysis before the fact

[@CDRHandicapping]

@@dripsa If I could do that before the fact then I wouldn’t be making KZbin videos about it. Id be too busy on a yacht somewhere 😂

[@paigow1965]

4/5 over 5/2. No money to be made there.

[@Drums-yz4ss]

Congratulations, you found a 4-5 winner.

[@greer8288]

I thought the 1 was the better bet at 8-1. He had the speed to compete. He probably paid more to show than the 7 did to win

[@Blueliner77]

That’s one of about 50 reasons why I prefer show wagering among anything else. Of course wins and exotics can be fun too.

[@guswojo3762]

Where can I find racing programs “scratch sheets” online?? Hopefully free. Thank you.

[@anthonycorreia1311]

Well done. Enjoyed it. Keep doing more

[@CDRHandicapping]

Will do! We just started a racing stable so once we get caught up with that I will have more!

[@gillvanhalen2397]

Good but i wouldn't gave bet, no money

[@stevengalbraith7612]

Where did you get them stats

[@cakez9738]

Good assesment

[@arindamdas4645]

Nice