We’ve compiled recommendations from industry professionals and regular players alike to help you as you embark on your fantastic journey of learning about the sport of kings.
Letter to a New Horseplayer
An introduction to wagering beyond Win, Place and Show from the guy who wrote the book, literally!
By Steven Crist, Daily Racing Form Publisher and Columnist
Published on: 03/08/2010
When embarking on the Kentucky Derby trail, remember, it is about the journey more than the destination.
By Steve Haskin, Blood-Horse Senior Correspondent
Published on: 03/08/2010
Don’t be intimidated, the Hennegan Brothers have some tips to help you step up to the plate and have some fun.
By The Hennegan Brothers, Filmmakers
Published on: 03/08/2010
Award winning turf writer Claire Novak explains the attraction.
By Claire Novak, Blood-Horse Writer
Published on: 03/08/2010
So you’ve recently become interested in horse racing, here are some tips on how to proceed.
By Dana Byerly, Hello Race Fans Co-founder
Published on: 12/21/2009
You could go to a concert, movie, or sporting event but when was the last time you paid to be entertained where a possibility existed that you might walk out with more money then you walked in with?
By Kevin Martin, Hello Race Fans Contributing Editor
Published on: 12/21/2009
Ernie Munick takes you to the paddock and shows you the ropes.
By Ernie Munick, Hello Race Fans Contributing Editor
Published on: 12/21/2009
Having an opinion, being opinionated is the central theme of handicapping.
By Chris Rossi, Hello Race Fans Contributing Editor
Published on: 12/21/2009
The most important thing to build over time isn’t handicapping prowess or a wagering system but confidence.
By Ed DeRosa, Brisnet.com Director of Marketing
Published on: 11/16/2009
Paying attention to details can help uncover useful information. Pedigree expert Sid Fernando’s offers some tips for your next trip to the paddock.
By Sid Fernando, eMatings Pedigree Consultant
Published on: 11/16/2009
Some great suggestions on introducing your friends to racing by taking them to the track.
By Teresa Genaro, Hello Race Fans Contributing Editor
Published on: 11/16/2009
Using the language of the track will not only help you understand what you are seeing but will also make you sound like a pro.
By Bill Tivenan and Cassandra Cook, uthors of Off to a Flying Start: Horsing Around the Language
Published on: 11/16/2009
It’s possible to enjoy a day at the races without betting your face off!
By Mike McAdam, Daily Gazette (Schenectady, N.Y.) Sportswriter
Published on: 11/01/2009
How one longtime industry fixture used an immersive approach to launch his love of the game.
By Ray Paulick, The Paulick Report Publisher
Published on: 11/01/2009
Some thoughts on why the participatory nature of horse racing makes it both unique and enthralling.
By Peter Rotondo Jr., Breeders' Cup VP - Media and Entertainment
Published on: 11/01/2009
Not sure what to do when you go to the track? Here’s a game plan to help you get the most out of the day!
By Eric Wing, New York Racing Association Director of Communications
Published on: 11/01/2009
