5 Things to Consider When Betting for Every Season of Pegasus World Cup

The Pegasus World Cup has a $3 million purse and is one of America's richest races of the year. It was inaugurated in 2017 and has already established itself as South Florida's leading sports event of that year, despite only being inaugurated.

There are 5 things to consider when betting for Pegasus World Cup. The record of the horses is important. It tells you a horse’s win percentage, its average lifetime earnings, off-track earnings and turf earnings. Other information you should be on the lookout for is how many horses they raced against, the distance of a race, their odds, and how quickly they ran the race.

The Pegasus World Cup takes place on the grass track. Weather conditions can affect the horse's performance. If the ground is hard, horses used to softer racing tracks may have difficulty running. In the rain, the race is won by the one with the most endurance.

Horses have three running styles: front-runners, stalkers and closers. Frontrunners like to start the race strong and keep the lead until the end. Stalkers are determined to leave the gate and can outrun the tiring leaders. Closer are those who sit back and conserve energy for most of the races.

Pedigree is a family history or pedigree rating of a horse. Dirt pedigree ratings are important when racing on a dirt track. Depending on the race you’re betting on, other pedigree Ratings include mud, turf, and distance.

The trainer and jockey are responsible for various things when it comes to the horse's performance. The team with the hot streak and higher winning percentages should be bet on.  

Before making a wager, a bettor must take a moment to think about the different factors affecting a horse’s performance.

5 things to consider when betting for every season of Pegasus World Cup.