How to read a horse's body language and win at the track!

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[@charylene211]

Body language is what got me hooked on horse racing. I noticed many signs in body language that has proved reliable to this day. I could cite examples, Proud Truth, being one that stood out, but it is best to keep my thoughts to myself. I do communicate with the horses, study their behavior and demeanor to see if the horse is confident or just in the race to run around the track. Horses know what is going on, are often repeaters, which is why they are so predictable. However, if drugged by unscrupulous people, it is the drug talking and not the horse!

[@Weekendhandicapper]

That's great Janet. I wonder if horse watching and studying their behavior is becoming a lost art. Keep practicing that special skill and learning how to read these beautiful animals!

[@philipp1966]

I. Bet on ugly horses only

[@borstheyounger8838]

Is there any sources you can suggest for studying horse behaviours/body language ?

[@chivasteele]

Where a horse sweats is the important thing. If he sweats over his shoulders it's no problem. If he sweats between his hind legs, it's a classic danger sign. Also the head movement is important. Horses may be "on edge" and looking nervous and angry. These two factors are what should put you off a horse. Be careful though about this on a very warm day, when any horse can be expected to sweat more than usual.

[@libertyoutdooradventures6595]

There is definitely something to it. I took my daughter who is one of the most animal intune people I've ever seen to a race with me and she enjoyed going to the paddock before the races. Well she commented on 2 horses out of the 8 races saying that horse is gonna win. She never looked at the drf. One of the horses was a first time starter. Both of her horses won by a considerable margin.

[@Dylan-hl2os]

THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO DO THIS VIDEO

[@Weekendhandicapper]

You are welcome. Thank you for taking the time watch it and to leave a comment.

[@LifePrincessxo]

When the jockey mounts their horse, the horse should perk up as soon as they get on! Another sign, that horse is ready to go! Great tips!

[@kuangtien3980]

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[@kuangtien3980]

First time starter for 3 year olds won at 50 to 1 from pp15 at Woodbine.........body language pick Wagered 5 w/ 5 pl and cashed for over $500. Br. Sunday Silence On his toes Dappled / healthy coat Full of energy , chomping on bit Blinker On. BODY LANGUAGE HANDICAPPING PEAK PERFORMANCE / ANALYSIS........FORM/ TRACK ODDS

[@charlesturk796]

Very helpful thank you very much

[@Weekendhandicapper]

You are welcome!

[@bennyc9265]

Body language seems to work better in 2 & 3yr old races, stakes races, and mdn/mdn turf races. It’s analogous to how young kids & teens are more expressive when they’re feeling good or bad than older adults are. Think about it. Older adults may not feel well but still muddle through to get the job done. Kids are more likely to quit or run off on their own. Body language is much less useful in races for established claimers and allowance/opt clmg races. I didn’t learn body language on my own but from guys at the track who made money doing it. Horses that look good on paper tend to be underlays (everybody sees it) and horses that look great in the paddock can often be overlays. Consider combining them in same-race exotics. Just my two bits... (In my humble opinion, Shackleford is a bad example to use-an exception to the rule b/c he was known for being a sweaty, bad actor- his norm)

[@vanessaszczepanski3932]

I appreciate this vid, cuz every time I looked at a horse and thought "they look like a good one", the horse ran like a dog🤣 So I could use some advice, yeah

[@juzersabir1098]

Agreed buddy

[@uprightfossil6673]

I would take a friend of mine to pimlico and Laurel when we needed some quick cash. I did the numbers handicapping and she did the body language. Always paid... ALWAYS!!!! Horse people know when a horse is ready or not. Find one to take to the track and tell me different.

[@donald6398]

I have been handicappering for 50 years I go by breeding and win a lot of money

[@davidknight9919]

can you tell me some good breed,s of horse,s please that would be great

[@vasudeoshenoy8694]

Please add pictures of horses to explain

[@philpuglisi1069]

yes you are special powers

[@deja_vu..]

I would never bet a horse or buy a car without looking at it.

[@Weekendhandicapper]

Exactly! And get a fair price for the value of the car as well.

[@deja_vu..]

@@Weekendhandicapper Love you ❤️. Great advice!

[@Weekendhandicapper]

@@deja_vu.. you are welcome!❤

[@chucktaylor4849]

And that's why call them betters

[@davidf960]

Not bad

[@duquettebeats6312]

Its called using the force. Ive looked at an felt in my gut who was gonna win. Intuition we all have it. Even yourself i can bet you scrolled down a form to the race an a name just pops out at you an boom she or he wins an you say wow thats funny. Sometimes Intuition is all it takes. Learning to pay attention to it is hard tho. Its the worse when you know its gonna happen but if you cancel a bet the bet you cancel comes in an not being intact with Intuition cost you.. Lol

[@hendrijendro5077]

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[@schoolkutielake5336]

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[@paulalbert8316]

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[@michiko968]

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[@johnbatchler8551]

on a Saturday me and my friend went to Del Mar race track. we tried to read the horses body language it did not work. we lost and got a huge buzz out of it

[@mariaportugall1933]

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[@ritchiecassidy9151]

🤣💰💰

[@davidknight9919]

I think i will talk to the horse,s in my dream,s they might give me a winner lol

[@paulmilos3723]

I agree with horses body languege. You mentioned when a horses head is bowed, I refer to it as a knight on a chess board, the neck is bowed and downward. he might be dancing too. whats your advice whena horse take a dump prior to a race? I think itsa bad sign...

[@Weekendhandicapper]

Oh the ole dump debate. Yes some believe that if a horse drops a load on the track before it races signals that it is relaxed. Others will say that it means they are stressed. As a horseplayer i am trying to find every edge and angle I can get. Once upon I actually kept track of how those horses ran and most if not all didnt win so I wouldn't use that as a positive factor. I liked your Knight on a chess board analogy. That's exactly what it is. Perfect image! Thanks for the comment.

[@kenhamasaka2524]

Some trainers will feed a horse to close to the race and thus....the dump on the track. It is also a way for horses to establish territory AND re-seed their paddock.

[@deja_vu..]

I think it's like ppl. You eat veggies, then you walk around and you have to go to the bathroom, then you're energized. But too many horses do it to keep track of it.

[@ronniebravo6244]

Trust your instinct..

[@comptonopolis]

ronnie bravo you're not a very good gambler.

[@ronniebravo6244]

Steep Guide I believe your Right,Sir Probably You will give me a Tip to be a Good Gambler..

[@edboyd474]

fix the volume on your vids..............

[@stevensilverstang1839]

Look like you don’t understand body language! If the horse sweat a lot in the neck but no kidney sweat , that horse has a good change to win!

[@Weekendhandicapper]

hhhmmmmm. I didn't know that. I will pay attention to that in the future and see what happens.

[@freshpootube]

Edit this down maybe?

[@PaulEngland-pi7ih]

EARS!

[@TAnd-nq6if]

Funny I've always had good luck with horses that looks washed out

[@pauladangel776]

Then change your title of your videi

[@uprightfossil6673]

I bet Barbaro AFTER all the other stupid bets I thought were money. My $5bet covered my losses from those other donkeys. His head was up ears pricked... Eyes wide open nostrils flared like he was looking for a fight.... Or a race.

[@bennyc9265]

I bet against Barbaro (RIP) in the Preakness b/c his Beyer fig jump in the Derby was way over the top and indicative of a “bounce” coming. This was a sad but powerful example of bounce theory- he shattered both legs.

[@MReza-nq3pd]

@@bennyc9265 If he would have lost with good legs then it would be bounce theory

[@vambo13257]

If you rely on body language of a horse you will get destroyed. Class, Distance, Pace and Breeding are everything-then a lot of luck!!

[@seagramrip187]

Exactly

[@ritchiecassidy9151]

So have you made millions 🤔 ??

[@Weekendhandicapper]

Haha not yet. But I am still trying though!

[@perudahudson7481]

so u must be a multi millionaire

[@Weekendhandicapper]

Working on it!

[@rexspencer5107]

.....beyond boring..

[@rstefanie2622]

Amateur hour here...nothing more.

[@georgecollins.3119]

R Stefanie the rrbnyutbf

[@georgecollins.3119]

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