For disabled horses it is difficult, but they can be divided into two ways: (1) where each race is individually individually and personally evaluated or assessed, transmitted or reproduced. (2) Statistically: where from 100 to 10 thousand races are selected for any and all. Find winnings and lose patterns. To find the most powerful factors and angles for each field size, one type of wager, in order of the finishing position, by type of race (optional). Both 1 and 2 are connected in a natural way. Profitcapping It has the same form as the handicap, but it is about the monetary structure of races.
The secret of two common ways of handicap is to see that the first way is what the massive majority of players do. That is: they take every race that comes along and use their own formulas, factors, or angles on one race at a time. Here are some common, but strong factors: pace, class, form, physical nature, breeds and pedigree, weather, tracking, ride, turn time, running styles, type of track surface, race type, age and gender of the horse, trainer and place in jockeys , lifetime and annual income, turf or mud ability, last allowable rates, days ago, last race, weekend, etc.
Also: drugs, equipment, which track last (tracks are different) , horse experience, race conditions (found at the top of each race in racing form) is a horse from another state or another country, shippers, comments to the competition, etc. In the case of the second method or statistical method, most players lose sight of this powerful aspect and take it for granted. Those players who are more math Savi it is clear what they are looking at. Statistics is one of the five most powerful tools used by mankind. Every minute of your life is what is called a statistical variable.
In this sense, in your life for one year there are 525,600 variables in the form of a single statistical sample. This is a serious sample size. Your experience in any subject or subject area of life is also statistical. With statistics, you will see how much each factor or angle has patterns for several months and years. This includes testing each handicap method to find which one (S) stronger or weaker for different things. For example: the size of the field, the type of bet, the order of the finishing positions and the type of race, and then the use of statistical methods to decipher the information.
When a player makes a handicap of each race one by one, the player will also have a large statistical base to know exactly what to do in each field size, with each type of bet, with each order of finish and with each type of race. Knowing in advance which methods have the least losses. Money can be made in design races. In the race there is - no - 100% of certificates, because the process of reality is too complicated. Too much going on in plain sight and in the background. This is partly the secret of two common ways of handicap.
