British Horse Racing (Part 2)
The last post we had was a introductory course in British horse racing. We ended with the types of enclosures that one can visit and what one would expect from each. Whichever type of enclosure you go to, it is best that you buy a race card once you get to the race course. You [...]
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Posted on July 30, 2007 by admin | Filed Under Basics, Culture, Guide, Horse Racing
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British Horse Racing
Though most of the focus in horse racing has come to be placed in the United States, horse racing in Great Britain cannot be overlooked today. It is still one popular activity over there for many people of all ages. Today, there are around 59 racecourses all throughout Britain. These racecourses vary widely to suit [...]
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Posted on July 23, 2007 by admin | Filed Under Culture, Horse Racing, Race Tracks
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Funny Cide Retires From Racing
If you have been active in the horse racing scene in the past few years, the name would definitely ring a bell. Funny Cide was born in Saratoga and he won 11 of 38 career starts. To date, he has earned $3,529,412. In 2003, he won the Eclipse Award for the nation’s best 3-year-old. This [...]
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Posted on July 16, 2007 by admin | Filed Under Horse Racing, Horses
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Horse Racing in Sienna, Italy
Italy is well known around the world for its numerous attractions. However, there are some less known places and activities that would catch the attention of some people. One of the lesser known places in this wonderful country is Sienna. Located in about an hour from Florence, this medieval town has a lot to offer. [...]
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Posted on July 9, 2007 by admin | Filed Under Culture, Horse Racing, Horses
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Paddock Inspection: The Lost Art (Part 2)
Here are more things to look out for when conducting a paddock inspection. 1. Pay a lot of attention to the details. No matter how tiny it may be, do not discount any particular detail. The negative signs that you should look out for – aside from those mentioned in the last post – are: [...]
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Posted on July 2, 2007 by admin | Filed Under Basics, Horse Racing, Strategy, Tips
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