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A race horse is at his peak in the early morning or a hour before darkness.
So if a trainer wants his horse to run well place him in a morning race or an evening race,and if they want a nice handicap put him in a race between 2pm to 5pm.
I wonder do punters ever take into consideration the time of the race.
Perhaps this knowledge will redefine the meaning of a competitive race,as some horses can be more active in the afternoon.
So the theory is that if a horse wins a 3pm race ,he is most likely to win his next 3pm race.
in other words the off time of a race could tell you if a horse is keen to win.
hope this makes sense.
So if a trainer wants his horse to run well place him in a morning race or an evening race,and if they want a nice handicap put him in a race between 2pm to 5pm.
I wonder do punters ever take into consideration the time of the race.
Perhaps this knowledge will redefine the meaning of a competitive race,as some horses can be more active in the afternoon.
So the theory is that if a horse wins a 3pm race ,he is most likely to win his next 3pm race.
in other words the off time of a race could tell you if a horse is keen to win.
hope this makes sense.
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similar to a bloke peenus..
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Another indicator that the horse is keen to win is when the money's down. That can inspire them no end.
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Drinking pints of beer at 10 am on a Monday morning and drinking pints on a Saturday Night have different rings to the metabolism.one tastes like liquid gold,and the other tastes like bleach.its amazing how the time of day affects all. |
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If all horses are at their peak in the morning, then putting your horse in the first race of the day means it will race against other horses at their peak.
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I experienced the same with punting. I get a buzz from winning during the day than say late evening eg Breeders Cup. I just cannot get excited or fully committed in the late evening. Maybe it's a body-clock phenomenon.
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brassneck ...try the ' spoons' in manchester at 10 am on a monday . a few in there who still think its saturday night !
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