Top Horse Racing Books for Beginners
If you are new to horse racing and you would like to learn more, there is nothing like actually hooking up with a veteran and going to the races to learn hands on. Yet the next best thing is to get hold of a good book and learn anytime anywhere you want to. Here are some of the best horse racing books for beginners.
Win, Place, Show
Published by National Book Network, this paperback is a handy introduction to the world of Thoroughbred racing. Learn all the basic terminology and processes with this book.
Betting on Horse Racing for Dummies
Books for “Dummies” have achieved popularity in the past years and they have always delivered. This book for new horse racing enthusiasts is no different. Written by Richard Eng, a renowned Review-Journal columnist will definitely help beginners understand the ins and outs of horse racing.
Handicapping 101
Are you having trouble understanding handicapping? Are you getting disappointed with the constant string of losses you are experiencing early on? Get hold of this book and be informed enough about the sport.
The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Betting on Horses
Not a very attractive title, that is true, but this book gives a lot of background information on horse racing. If you are the type to go into the history and how the sport works, then you would find this book very informative.
Ainslie’s Complete Guide to Thoroughbred Racing
After reading up on the background of the sport, try this comprehensive guide for the actual betting. You will learn all about pace, speed class, jockeys, trainer angles, and more.
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