Horse Racing Handicapping Tutorial - Class

Horse Racing Handicapping Tutorial - Class
Join NYRA Bets handicapper Matthew DeSantis as he provides an introductory lesson about how to handicap for class levels in horse racing. Matthew will provide an overview of the basic terminology associated with class levels as well as examples of how using class can play out in different ways on the track. Finally, Matthew gives you advice for how to pick winners based upon the element of racing classifications.
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[@NYRABets]

Is there is a class move you like to play when wagering? First time dropping in for the tag? Maybe moving up after a claim. Let us know in the comments.

[@sbuda-fz9xv]

Well stated information easy to follow and understand. Thank you sir.

[@NYRABets]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rstefanie2622]

Oversubscribed had a brutal trip in that OC80K (steadied badly) after breaking her MDN at Tampa. You could have showed the comments & replay of WHY CB moved her up from alw OC80K to stakes.

[@tupi005]

Definitely had an awful trip getting checked hard around the far turn. I plan to do a handicapping video of trip/replay analysis and that will definitely be one I feature.

[@rstefanie2622]

@@tupi005 Yep. I singled him in my pick 5 that day

[@fabianmayers5491]

English horse racing is the best

[@rstefanie2622]

I've asked this question many times to fellow handicappers.
Which do you prefer...a sharp horse going up OR a dull horse dropping? Just curious here for replies...

[@tupi005]

I prefer a hard horse going up because you’ll typically get a better price. The dull horse going down depends on how far down. I get very suspicious of significant class drops where it seems like the barn just wants to unload a horse. Going from a CLM40 to a CLM25 though can be a nice move.

[@innopva9973]

easy Subscribe. easy like.....

[@NYRABets]

Thanks for the sub!