subject: How to win at Woodbine [print this page] Woodbine Race Course and profit go hand in hand, and many top notch professional handicappers that I know salivate over the prospect of opening up the next daysDaily Racing Form and crunching the numbers at Woodbine. Woodbine Race Course offers some of the very best grass racing in North America, and serious handicappers love to dive into the form and handicap races that are run on the weeds. Breeding is one of the keys to grass course success, and it is important to know your turf bloodlines when you are handicapping the turf races at Woodbine Race Course if you want to know the best horses to be on to turn a consistent profit. It is really kind of amazing to me that most horses run so much differently depending on the surface, so it is essential that the novice handicapper realizes that dirt form does not necessarily transfer to grass, and vice versa. When you see a horse that is trying the grass for the first time, it is usually an effort by the trainer to leg him up on the turf as a training tool prepping him for his next dirt effort, so beware. Some horses have been known to freak on the turf and register a monster outing in their first start on the weeds, but this is the exception rather than the rule. Where there is a high concentration of quality horses, there is value to be found, and Woodbine Race Course is a very good track for value. If you apply sound racetrack betting systems, you can and will turn a profit at Woodbine Race Course.
