Betting Oaklawn Park
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HOW TO BET ON OAKLAWN PARK:
What: Oaklawn Park
When: December 6, 2024, to May 3, 2025
Where: Hot Springs, Arkansas
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- Big Name Trainers: Oaklawn attracts trainers from various regions, including big name barns from Kentucky. Trainers also bring their horses from Louisiana, Florida, Oklahoma, and Texas, resulting in a diverse racing talent. At Oaklawn, they combine, creating large fields and exciting betting opportunities
- Track Dynamics: Oaklawn's track plays differently, especially during the winter. Matthew DeSantis can show you how to find the track's rail and speed bias, which can help you make smarter bets
- The Middle Move: Oaklawn uses two finish lines; races at one mile start and end at the 1/16th pole. The stretch is shorter, and jockeys use the "middle move" to position their horses before the turn and shorter homestretch.
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