Horse Racing Works The Difference Between Breezing and Handily or In Hand

There is a lot of confusion regarding horse racingto get a good work out of it, that may not be the
handicapping and how to use handily works andcase at all. Maybe the trainer told the rider to ride it
breezing works.hard just to see what the horse really has. It isn't
First, let's set the record straight. A handily or in handnecessarily a bad thing, especially if the horse
work means the horse was going easily and didn'tresponds well. It is just a way of seeing what the
need much urging. A horse that works handily or inhorse has. Pay attention to B works and you may
hand is one that is full of run and wants to run. Afind one that is much faster than the rest. That is a
horse that is breezing is being urged to move fastervery good sign. That is the kind of inside information
by the rider. Of the two workouts, the H is morethat people pay money for.
impressive because it usually means a horse is full ofOne thing that many people don't know is that not all
run.clockers work for the Daily Racing Form or the track.
But before you go betting every horse that showsSome work for private interests that pay these
an H work, be careful. Most clockers give the H workexpert horse watchers to clock workouts and report
tag to most works. Only when there is a goodback to them. They are always on the lookout to
reason to note a horse was really being pushed orspot a rider riding a horse hard and to see what it
there was some other factor, do clockers give the Bcan do.
tag. You will notice on a workout report for mostDon't pay much attention the H or B tag unless it is a
tracks the clocker has given the H tag to moststandout workout as is explained in True
works.Handicapping. Workouts are the most underutilized
The interesting thing to note is that while it may firstsource of good inside information in horse racing
appear to be a bad sign if a horse has to be "ridden"handicapping.