Horse Racing Betting Tips
Form Guide
To make money from your betting, you have to do your research and the best way to do that is to get yourself a good horse racing form guide. The layout of Australian horse racing form guides will vary, but they all offer the same crucial details. A complete form guide will feature details about a horse's win-loss record, its career prize money, ability on different tracks, and on different types of going. Some advanced form guides will also provide the option to view all of a horse’s races, including video replays, enabling you to build up a thorough understanding of a horse’s ability and preferences.
Free Racing Tips
These days, Aussie punters expect more from their horse racing betting tips than gossip or guesswork. Modern horse racing betting tips utilise sophisticated technological analysis with the skill of the expert horse watcher to produce high quality betting advice. Punters looking for horse racing betting tips are able to choose from a range of paid or free tips, based on every aspect of racing, from racing form analysis and trends to speed figures. All of these horse racing tipping services can help you to gain additional insight and boost your profits.
Horse Racing News
Racing fans were once forced to rely on newspaper coverage to get their news, but in the internet era, punters can find wide variety of horse racing news sources. All of the main racing papers have online sites, and there are hundreds of racing news sites that offer the latest racing information. Many of the major trainers also have websites, which can offer important updates, while the top Aussie bookmakers publish racing news including injury updates, interviews and race analysis.
Horse Racing Results
The days when Aussie race fans had to wait to catch the full horse racing results in their daily newspaper are well and truly over! The modern Aussie punter can get the latest horse racing results within seconds of the finish, through news sites, social media and online bookmakers. Horse racing results are available in a number of different formats, but will usually include the same vital information including the time of the race, the official going, prize money, distance beaten for every horse, barrier number and the weight carried. Some results services will also report the Tote dividends.
Melbourne Cup Results
The Melbourne Cup is Australia’s most famous horse race. It was first run in 1861, and is a fiercely-fought contest held at the Flemington Racecourse on the first Tuesday each November. One of the most lucrative turf races in the world, it gathers a global audience of race fans keen to catch up with the Melbourne Cup results and the Melbourne Cup field will usually include some of the world’s best horses. In the days ahead of the big race, all the major Aussie racing outlets will provide Melbourne Cup betting tips, and the Melbourne Cup odds are the subject of fierce debate among horse racing fans across the world.
Horse Racing Racecourses
There are more than 400 horse racing racecourses in Australia. These courses are divided into Metropolitan, Provincial or Country types. Metropolitan tracks host the main Group races and usually provide the best class of racing. Provincial racecourses can be found outside the major cities and they stage Provincial Cup races that are rated at Group or Listed standard, while Country tracks are where you will find the lower quality contests that are not usually covered by bookmakers. The most famous Australian racecourse is Flemington in Melbourne, home of the Melbourne Cup.
Horse Racing Jockeys
Few other sports demand the level of determination and stamina that horse racing asks of its riders. Only the very strongest individuals are able to adhere to the strict diet and exercise program that is necessary to be a professional jockey. Many of Australia’s most successful jockeys have become world-wide legends. It was Australian riders like Tot Flood and James Barden, who, in the late 1800s, developed the crouching riding method that is now standard around the world. Great modern riders such as Blake Shinn, Damien Oliver and Glen Boss continue to uphold the proud traditions of Australian jockey professionalism.
Horse Racing Trainers
Australian racing has been lucky to have some of the world’s best horse racing trainers. Perhaps the most famous was Tommy J Smith, who ruled the Aussie racing roost for three decades, winning 282 Group Races. Bart Cummings, who lifted the Melbourne Cup twelve times, was another legendary Aussie trainer, along with Colin Hayes, who trained champions like Almaraad, Beldale Ball and Unaware. Famous modern trainers such as John O’Shea, Chris Waller and Darren Weir continue to exemplify the dedication of the top Australian horse racing trainer, saddling top class animals year after year.
Race Horses
Horses were first brought to Australia in 1788 and since then, our thoroughbreds have been among the world’s most famous race horses. The first equine star of Aussie racing was Malua, foaled in 1879, who was versatile enough to claim classic flat races as well as the VRC Grand National Hurdle. Tulloch, who recorded three speed records, and was successful at distances ranging from 1,000 metres to 3,200 metres was another Aussie legend, along with the triple Cox Plate winner Kingston Town, and Australia’s Wonder Horse, the incomparable Phar Lap, who won a string of top races between 1928 and 1932.
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Racing Betting Tips
- Flemington Results
- Caulfield Results
- Moonee Valley Results
- Sandown Results
- Randwick Results
- Rosehill Results
- Warwick Farm Results
- Canterbury Results
- Doomben Betting Results
- Eagle Farm Results
- Morphettville Results
- Ascot Results
- Belmont Results
- Caulfield Cup
- Cox Plate
- Golden Slipper
- Melbourne Cup
- The Everest
- Victoria Derby