Unless a bettor truly has strong information on most of the horses running at a particular track and knows about workout schedules, jockey results, and other factors that influence outcomes, betting every race is a good way to lose money. Beginning bettors especially should avoid betting every race and leave that approach to truly professional, well informed bettors. There might be occasional stretches where a bettor has a good handle on every race, but that kind of insight is rare for newer bettors. For the most part, new bettors should look for two or three good races to wager on and pay attention to the results of the others to learn more about the horses and jockeys involved.