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SUMMARY
How to formulate a strategic plan to beat harness racing
DEMON DRIVERS (Part 2)
Trots fans, especially those who bet big on the pacers and trotters, will testify that a good driver is worth a great deal in a tight finish, or in a race where tactics play a key role.
Many and varied are the views on the importance of the so-called Demon Drivers. Those who are firm believers in the 'good drivers, good winners' maxim will claim that a top-notch driver is akin to a top-notch Grand Prix motor-racing ace like Nigel Mansell.
SUMMARY
Get the factors right for the trots
10 VITAL FORM TICKS!
Understanding harness racing form can be a tricky task - all those mile rates and class changes.My point is, don't concern yourself too much with the intricacies but concentrate on some plain but powerful form factors.
SUMMARY
Hit the harness winners at value odds
MICRO-WHEEL TORNADO
Paul Wishe, 33, has been following harness racing from his schooldays in Melbourne. He now lives in Sydney, runs a business consultancy and bets 'semi-professionally' on Sydney and Melbourne trots meetings.
Harness racing has its own vernacular, so much so that a lot of punters don't understand half what's said or written about the sport. Even harness racing's official website admits as much.
SUMMARY
Weed out the week favs – and you'll win
BACK-UP BOOMER
The more research that you can do into a particular factor of horse racing usually means that somewhere along the line you will discover a breakthrough.For example, let's say you are looking at last-start winners. How do they go next start? You will find that some go well, others flop, and that overall, if you were to back them all, you would end up... well, broke.
But if you dig deeper you will find ways and means of eliminating many of these last-start winners. You are likely to find 'patterns' developing, both positive and negative. Eventually, you will have a good idea when a last-start winner is more than likely to repeat that win in what kind of race, carrying what weight and at which track and over which type of distance.
SUMMARY
Your complete guide to understanding form at the harness racing
SIZZLING SULKIES (Part 1)
No analysis of harness-racing could begin without a close look at the
impact of the barrier draw. There are two aspects of harness-racing
which are crucial - one is the draw, the other is the start itself.
Most
harness races are now started from the mobile, a car with extending
arms from the rear. It lines up the field, moving, and then, at the
starter's discretion, releases the field at the race starting point.
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