How To Bet Horse Racing Podcast

There is a $46,480 Pick 5 carryover on races 4-8 (i.e. the late Pick 5) on Thursday, July 4, at Arlington International Racecourse, and to help you navigate this sequence, Ed DeRosa welcomes Arlington on-air analyst Noel Michaels to the How To Bet Horse Racing Podcast. Ed & Noel discuss all 5 races in the sequence, including where to lean/spread and some off-the-turf thoughts as well. For FREE Brisnet.com Arlington PPs, visit https://www.brisnet.com/product/past-performances/FPP

If the jackpot survives Friday, though, then Saturday's pool could easily top $1-million, and to help you navigate the sequence featuring 3 stakes and 3 turf races, How To Bet Horse Racing Podcast host Ed DeRosa welcomes Churchill Downs Handicapper Joe Kristufek. The pair discuss general multi-race wagering strategies as well their key horses in each of the six races. There's some disagreement, but they do agree on the most likely winner / strongest single.

The Queen's Plate is Saturday, June 29, at Woodbine, and the How To Bet Horse Racing podcast takes an early look at the prospective field of 14 with horse-by-horse analysis from OptixEQ.com and Brisnet.com's Emilly Gullikson. For Woodbine handicapping reports, CLICK HERE.

Danny Zucker of Predicteform.com returns to the How To Bet Horse Racing Podcast to discuss the 2019 Belmont Stakes, and both he and host Ed DeRosa have their eyes on beating the favorites and bucking the recent pace dynamic trend by going with a couple closers. Danny and Ed go through the Belmont Stakes field horse by horse and discuss why they landed on longshots to beat Preakness Stakes winner War of Will and

It's Belmont Stakes week, and who better to set the table for a Festival of Racing than Anthony Stabile, the New York Racing Association and Horse Racing Radio Network personality who has earned the nickname The Beast of the Belmont for his prowess in handicapping the Test of the Champion.

Penn National Race Course's marquee race is the Penn Mile, which headlines a marquee card in Central Pennsylvania featuring MATCH Series races and a trio of 15% takeout Pick 4s. Former Turf writing adversaries Ed DeRosa (of Thoroughbred Times) and Tom Lamarra (of Blood Horse) have moved on in their careers and join forces to handicap the Penn Mile card with host Ed landing on a 10-to-1 morning line choice.

Preakness Stakes week at Pimlico Race Course means more than just the Preakness race, as there is a bevy of added money action on both Friday and Saturday at Old Hilltop. To help you navigate these big days of racing, Ed DeRosa welcomes John Scheinman to the BetAmerica.com Radio Network How To Bet Horse Racing Podcast. Scheinman is a Maryland-based handicapper and multiple Eclipse Award-winning Turf writer.

Part of the Preakness Stakes handicapping puzzle is looking back at the Kentucky Derby, but with several "new shooter" contenders in this year's group there are more pieces than ever before to try to fit together. Professional handicapper Emily Gullickson of OptixEQ and Brisnet.com Daily Selections joins host Ed DeRosa to discuss this year's prospective Preakness field, including bet backs, potential throwouts, and the pace scenario for the May 18 race at Pimlico Race Course.

No Omaha Beach? No problem for Ed DeRosa and Scott Shapiro, who discuss how they're betting America's most famous horse race, the Kentucky Derby. Ed & Scott are fans of trying to hit the Derby super, but they discuss strategy for various types of bets, and how they will employ that strategy around their key horses. Ed is swinging for the fences while Scott is playing a little smaller ball but has some longshots to like as well. For all handicapping material, visit Brisnet.com/derby.

The most common question when handicapping the Kentucky Derby after "Who do you like" is "Can he get the distance?" A horse's pedigree is often used to help identify horses with a potential ability for 1 1/4 miles on dirt, but it can provide many other clues to a horse's demeanor and aptitude for the demanding classic race. David M. Miller joins Ed DeRosa on BetAmerica.com's How To Bet Horse Racing Podcast.

One of Brisnet.com's most anticipated Kentucky Derby reports is Kerry Thomas's and Pete Denk's Patterns of Motion Analysis for all Derby entrants. Denk joins Ed DeRosa's How To Bet Horse Racing podcast to discuss the Herd Dynamics approach to bloodstock and handicapping. The former Thoroughbred Times coworkers discuss the history of the report and its successes as well as dives into the team's assessment of Kentucky Derby points leader Tacitus.

We're inside 3 weeks until the Kentucky Derby, which means daily updates dissecting every data point imaginable about the greatest two minutes in sports. It's all useful, but time is money so focusing on what's important to the bottom line is a key part of enjoying the next few weeks. Joe Kristufek of Churchill Downs joins Ed DeRosa to discuss their handicapping approaches in this final stretch of Kentucky Derby preparation. For even more great Kentucky Derby info, visit Brisnet.com.

Vance Hanson joins host Ed DeRosa for a deep dive into the Arkansas Derby, including discussion on fair odds to bet favored Improbable and some live longshots in the race expected to be contested on a wet racetrack. The pair also look at the Lexington Stakes, which features Ed's top Kentucky Derby pick right now: Anothertwistafate.

It's the busiest weekend on the Road to the Kentucky Derby, and the BetAmerica.com Radio Network How To Bet Horse Racing has you covered, as handicapper Gus Alonso joins Ed DeRosa to analyze the three points races: the Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland, the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct, and the Santa Anita Derby at Santa Anita Park.

The Kentucky Derby favorite could come from the Florida Derby, as Hidden Scroll looks to rebound from his fourth-place behind Code of Honor and Bourbon War in the Fountain of Youth! Danny Zucker of Predicteform.com discusses with Ed DeRosa of Brisnet.com how to bet the Florida Derby, including fair odds for the key contenders and how to squeeze value from the known favorites.