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HANDICAPPING

Kirklees winning at Sandown Park, United Kingdom in July 2009

Kirklees winning at Sandown Park, United Kingdom in July 2009

Horseracing is all about the staging of exciting races, which captivate racegoers and television viewers around the world.

Racing has evolved differently from country to country but almost everywhere there are handicap contests. A handicap race is a type of race in which horses carry different weights according to their ability, with the best carrying more weight. The aim of a handicap is to give each horse an equal chance. Horses are allocated varying weights by an official whose job is to assess the ability of every horse in that jurisdiction.

The skill of the handicapper(s) is the key to making such races competitive and by viewing the individual pages within the Handicapping section, we hope to explain this more clearly.

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