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- British And American History Of Horse Racing By:-Byron Jonas
The very first human that saw horses racing across the plain probably decided which one would get there first and made a mental bet on it. Horse racing is an ancient sport and can be traced to Central Asia in 4500 BC with those that first started to ride and domesticate the wild horses in the area. Kings and upper class were the first to race their own horses and make wagers on who would win. The first Olympics in Greece had several horse racing events from mounted horses to chariot races. This was the very beginning of the history of horse racing.
- The History Of Horse Racing And The Different Types Of Races By:-Byron Jonas
The history of horse racing dates back thousands of years when Nomadic Tribesmen in Central Asia first domesticated the horse. Early examples would be the chariot races in both Greek Olympics and during the Roman Empire phase of that ancient civilization. During the 12th century English knights returning from the Crusades brought back Arabian horses originating the sport as we know it today. In the early 1700's it began to be recognized as a professional sport.
- Horse Racing Forms Demystified By:-David Gately
Across continents and through many centuries, horse racing has been a source of excitement and enthusiasm for millions. The intensity of effort compressed into such a short space captivates onlookers as man and beast hurtle around the track as one. More than just a source of incredible entertainment, horse racing as arrived as an incredible source of money. Millions and millions of dollars per year go into breeding, training, and racing horses. Millions more still are thrown onto the tables by punters. While many simply throw down the money with a nervous smile and a prayer, there are those that take a more measured approach. For these intelligent players, the racing form provides a distinct advantage and the chance to put the odds in their favor.
- All About The Melbourne Cup By:-Byron Jonas
When the last gate shuts on the twenty-four three year old thoroughbreds competing in the Melbourne Cup, the excitement mounts. The ringing bell is the signal that the horses are off. The anticipation is evident by the number of viewers sitting forward in their seats. Each one is hoping the winning horse will win them money.
- Calling The Winner On Cup Day In Melbourne By:-David Gately
Flemington Racecourse is the site of the horse racing world's most legendary events, the Melbourne Cup which takes place every year in the second week of November. There are few people around the country who fail to notice the results on the race track that day, known as an unbelievably thrilling three minutes. It's also the day that sees novice and old hands trying their luck with a wager, so before you lay down the cash on a hopeful horse, have some quality information at your disposal.
- Super Saver Shines In Kentucky Derby Mud By:-Ross Everett
In the muddy mess of a rain soaked Churchill Downs, jockey Calvin Borel continued his mastery of the track as he guided Super Saver to victory in the Kentucky Derby. Super Saver had gone off as an 8-1 choice behind 6-1 favorite Looking At Lucky, and Borel took the 'Run For The Roses' for the second consecutive year and an unprecedented third time in four years. Borel was aboard 50-1 longshot Mine That Bird in 2009 and rode Street Sense in 2007. In the only Derby Borel didn't win in the last four years he finished in the money, guiding Denis of Cork to a third place finish in 2008.
- The Fascinating History Of Horse Racing By:-Byron Jonas
Horse racing is one of the most ancient sports known to mankind. The history of horse racing shows that domesticated horses were raced by primeval inhabitants of Central Asia as long ago as 4500BC. Today, the 'sport of kings' is avidly supported because it is basically a legalized form of gambling.
- A Place For Horse Racing Tips From Experts Online By:-David Gately
The horse racing season always stirs up a lot of excitement and this year is no different. The race track in Melbourne has been buzzing well before the Cup and Sydney's track is right there with it. Racing fans are once again looking to the internet for tips on the big races. The experts at OZ Racing Form have been on an astonishing run, with right around 85% accuracy with their top picks at the track.
- Horse Racing is a Sure Thriller By:-David Gately
Horse racing is pure excitement. The intensity of man and beast hurtling down the track at break-neck speed never fails to get people on their feet. It also gets people betting, but they usually do not take the time to properly research the horses they stake money on. Making intelligent bets is a matter of researching, and researching well. To that end, here are a few tips to help you make the most of the mountains of available information.
- Fascinating Fashions At The Melbourne Cup By:-Byron Jonas
The Melbourne Cup is one of the most hotly anticipated days on the Australian social calendar. The race that stops the nation has people all around the country dressing up in their best fashions to attend race tracks, restaurants and functions to celebrate the big day on the first Tuesday afternoon in November.
- The Kentucky Derby For The Amateur Horse Race Fan By:-Ross Everett
Although the Breeders' Cup is nipping at its heels, without a doubt the Kentucky Derby is the biggest horse race of the year in the United States. This is a race that attracts many fans from the general public that typically don't follow horse racing. A thorough understanding of horse racing, and which horses will win and why is a complex discipline that requires extensive specialized knowledge.
- The World Of International Horse Racing By:-Byron Jonas
You can gain a little insight into international horse racing by reading this article. There is much to learn and little space for it, but still some good facts can be found here. One thing is that the sport is growing internationally very fast. Another is that one of the premier events is going to be held in Dubai. They are holding a new race, called the Dubai Masters, where winning jockeys from the major races of 2009 will compete against each other.
- What You Should Know About Rubber Horse Mats By:-Adriana Noton
Horses are fascinating animals. They are hard workers and wonderful friends. If you treat them good, they will give it back to you 100 times. One way to make your horse happier is to give him a stable rubber mat. Horses support all their body weight all day and sometimes all night on their feet, making their stall's surface an important component of their comfort. Placing a rubber mat on the floor will help lessen the amount of stress put on their legs and joints.
- Things You Need To Consider Before Going To Ascot. By:-L Hartles Lee
Organising yourself before heading to Ascot Racecourse: Whether you choose to travel by road or rail, giving yourself plenty of time to get there is a must, Race days are busy days in Ascot so roads may be quite congested and trains very full bare this in mind before your journey. If you are planning to drive to Ascot then the M3,M4,M40 and M25 are all very near to make your journey easier. You shouldn't have any problems with parking your vehicle as there is plenty of parking facilities in the area, however prices vary. If you choose to travel by train then there are regular trips that go directly to Ascot throughout the day, The station is very close to the racecourse between a 5-10 minute walk.
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