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With the US Open at Pebble Beach just a few days away, Tiger Woods was already hangin' out in California this weekend ... roughly 85 miles from his most…

Tiger Woods handles his irons in US Open practice round, but ...

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When we outlay money onto the stock market we call it "making an investment in shares" but when we outlay money on a horse race we call it "placing a bet" or "gambling" and to me, there is very little difference between the two. In fact I believe there are far better odds of winning and making a profit, with horse racing as opposed to the stock market. Not only is this true but the percentage return (yield) from horse racing can leave the return from stocks dead in the water, over the same time period.

With the stock market we invest in something that is "market driven" and can be manipulated in many ways, particularly by investors with large amounts of capital, and also by people with inside information. With the horse racing scene, it is not market driven, just like an athletic race is not market driven, nor is a baseball game. These events are always going to have a pre-determined outcome, and that outcome is that someone or something is going to win the event. This is usually based on their ability, stamina, or combination of things, and not by the market trends.

On average the stock market will generally return anywhere between 10% and 20% profit each year. However take away brokerage fees and commissions, any decrease in the value of the dollar, and the true return may in fact be one or two points below this. Remember this is an "annual" return, and is an average accepted by many leading stock investors. Compared to this, some professional racing investors will tell you they regularly make 1% a day or more! Think about this for a second...

If these pro's are attending the races just 3 days a week and keeping the other 4 days for family and social activities, they are still making 372% compound interest over the period of 12 months. (156 investment days) Work it out for yourself, starting with a betting (investment) bank of $1000 and investing just 3 days a week for a return of just 1% profit per day! Sure on the first day your profit is only $10, but on the last day of your working year, your profit is now $46.75 (nearly 5 times your Day 1 profit achievement). Over the year your profits would be $3,722.00! Compare this with even a 30% return from the stock market. $300.00 does not come close to $3,722.00.

Really the only people who will insist on telling you that profits can't be made from horse racing are (a) people who have not been able to win at the races, and (b) people who do not understand the horse racing industry, or (c) people who try to defend much smaller returns by justifying the safety of their investment choices. Any one of these groups of people is of course entitled to their opinion, but just because they feel this way, does not mean they are correct.

Many people have made much money from the fact that not too many others know the secrets to ongoing success when combined with the horse racing industry. Much the same as the stock market or any other form of investing or business, the fewer people that have the same knowledge the better! As an example it may help to understand that more than 95% of all horse racing bettors lose their money. The remaining 5% of the people who bet on the horses share those losses as winning payouts. I am positive that given the opportunity, you would love to be a member of that "5% club".

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