A native of Australia shares with us how, in many parts of the world, the successful partnership between horse racing and sports wagering has helped racing thrive.
A bevy of favourites & predictable racing on the continent’s smaller ovals has not been kind to handle, but statistics show that things like slanted starting gates and larger fields just may be the answer.
We’ve asked five expert handicappers to pass along their thoughts to keep you happy at the racetrack, and winning at the windows.
Nous n'avons aucun moyen de tenir cela pour certain, mais il y a une chance raisonnable qu'au cours d'une récente vacance ensemble à Punta Cana, Jason Portuondo et Chad Rozema ont consacré pas mal de temps à discuter du Pick 4.
On top of their basic duty of handicapping the card for customers each night, Woodbine Mohawk Park’s dynamic duo of Jason Portuondo and Chad Rozema like to entertain - and they’re good at it.
Standardbred Canada continues its first March Madness-style tournament to determine the best race call in Canadian harness racing.
(please select up to three)
Le droit de vote est une méthode merveilleuse, et normalement je ne remettrais jamais en question le vote que quelqu'un choisit de faire. Nous avons tous le droit d'avoir notre propre opinion. Mais si l'électeur ne semble pas comprendre les paramètres en jeu, j'ai le sentiment qu'il est acceptable d'essayer de les clarifiés.
The right to vote is a wonderful thing, and normally I would never question a vote that someone chooses to make - we all have the right to our own opinion. But if the voter doesn't seem to understand the parameters involved, I do feel that it's ok to try and clarify it for them.
