All race courses in the UK are not equal! British racecourses vary a large degree in configuration. When it comes to flat racing, for many years one of the key aspects it often paid to consider was which stall position or DRAW the horse had been allocated. Certain tracks and distances exhibited a very strong bias towards to certain draw positions. An understanding of these individual track draw biases would at worst have stemmed unnecessary losses or at best produced some decent profits.

In this article I examine several uk race courses and highlight under which conditions these biases exist.

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