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When it comes to betting on horse races, there are some things you need to know about how the race is going to be run and what you can expect from the horse you select to place your wager on. While there are some common tips that can help make you a better gambler, there are also some key points that you should consider before you place your wager. Horses are not skeletally developed until well past the age of five. Many young horses suffer serious injuries each and every time they are forced to race at high speeds over long distances. Since many two-year old won't race the next year and several five-year-olds will also be unable to compete at the same level, most of the horses in the top ten at this point in time will have been injured for several years and will struggle to continue competing at the same level. If the horse you are looking at placing your wager on is in the top three in its class at this point in time, you can expect it to win fairly often. In addition to this, you can expect it to do so with little or no trouble, especially if it is a two-year-old or younger. If you do not have the time to check in with the other horses before you place your bet, you may want to consider paying attention to the horse's last race, since this will give you a good idea of ​​how the race will run and whether it will likely win.

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