Let's take for example Mr. A. Mr. A is a hard working office going middle aged man. He wants to earn a little more money, something his job is not providing. One day, his friend tells him of this really amazing horse racing bet where he had won. Mr. A rises in hope. That day he purchases a ticket of the short priced favorite. His horse loses. Mr. A does not lose hope but goes on purchasing and losing. Tired, he sits down one day to ask himself, what could be wrong? He searches the net and finds that he has not done the proper research required on betting.

Mr. A realizes his mistake. He does not have any idea about horse racing tips. That very day he seeks to buy information from a tipster. He pays the money and is given a number to call. He calls the number. There is some information provided in the number but the horse's name is not revealed. In full detective style, a color is given. Next day, Mr. A goes to the race stand and holds up the color beside the number and that reveals the horse's name. Mr. A is elated. He bets on that horse and waits in eager anticipation. The race begins. Mr. A's horse loses. The tipster provides some reason for the loss, but Mr. A is inconsolable. He has lost his money on the horse as well as on the tipster.

Moral of the story is that it is unwise to trust any tipster and make decisions based on their evaluation. Tipsters provide nothing but best guesses. It is not possible to predict the winner. The best horse racing tip can be provided to you by your local bookmakers only. There will be at least one person in the whole group who will be able to give to you a free tip. But punters, jockeys, trainers, owners base their evaluation on the knowledge of the race course, horses, background and a lot of other information. Just because they can do it, doesn't mean that you can't do it. You can also 'educate' yourself to reach a point where you will be able to make successful guesses successfully. Horse racing tips are best gained by staying on the field. Theoretical knowledge helps but there is no substitute for practical experience.

Bottom line, trust no one but yourself. Even the best bookies might make mistakes. And how do you know that they are not suggesting horses to you for their own gain? So see, think, judge and then take decisions for yourself in horse racing tips.

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