[How do you guys study form??]

On 5/14/2012 at 2:51 PM, Lars said:

Re: How do you guys study form?? I'm pretty busy at this time of the year with other stuff so I'll keep this very brief. I also aren't entirely sure I'm the best qualified to answer as I learnt my racing in rather a roundabout way. First off, you need to grasp how a racecard works before anything else. The Racing Post have handy guides within their paper (and I think on their website) and also Sporting Life's pages are quite easy to navigate. Grasping the terminology is a vital early step. Next off, it's probably best if you watch a fair lot of racing, especially listening to the analysis given pre and post-race. I'd recommend Racing UK and there's a few free internet streams about to watch it on (as it is £9 a month online). Although these pundits views are often wrong, learning what people are talking about in Racing in connection with the form/ground/distance of race etc will bring you on a fair deal, and soon enough (after a few weeks) you'll be capable of challenging their opinions yourself. If you're not about to watch the Racing live on channels like RUK, then Sporting Life do replays go here on resouse with free essays about Anxiety There's a little trick that works on most videos to get the pre-race analysis, if you click the actual video player while it's playing, and press backspace, then it should start right from the beginning of their coverage of the race (sometimes Paddock shots etc). You can't skip it so you'll just have to leave it running til the race but it's definitely handy. There's probably quicker ways, such as giving it a go yourself straight off, but you'll burn money like it's no tomorrow and I'd recommend you just keep a watching brief for a while, as long-term it'll work out better.

This resource is no longer available, can anyone suggest a similar one or maybe there is a backup?

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Nice tips thanks.