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I have been gambling since around the age of sixteen. I see it as a bit of a hobby and really enjoy playing poker and bragg. I go to the casino as often as I can and also love to go to the horse racing and to the greyhounds. In this article I will be writing about an experience where I lost a lot of money on what I was told was a horse racing certainty.

I am by no means a professional gambler; as a career I work on various projects to do with cheaper mobile telephone calls, stuttering and external doors.

As well as gambling, I love to have a few beers. It was during one of my nights out drinking when I met an old school friend. His name was John and we had not seen each other for around fifteen years. The topic of debate was to soon turn onto the subject of horse racing and on betting in general. We quickly realised that we had something in common; we both liked a good gamble.

John told me about some of his more profitable days and I responded by talking about some of mine. It has to be said that this was a lot better than what I have ever won in the past. John then told me that he was very good friends with a local trainer and that he had some information that I might be interested in.

This night was becoming more interesting by the hour and I enquired as to what type of information he had. He started talking about a horse which the trainer and its connections thought could not lose. The horse was going to run in ten days time and was of a far higher class than what the other horses in the race would be. The trainer wanted the horse to have an easy victory so that it would gain some confidence from the race.

I told quite a lot of people about this horse over the next few days, this was to be a big mistake, a mistake I will not be repeating in the future.

The day of the race arrived and we were all very much excited at the prospect of hopefully winning a lot of money – I really believed that this horse could not lose. I will not tell you how much I placed on the horse but lets just say it was a lot of money. The odds were five to one and I believed that this was going to be the easiest money I would have ever obtained.

The race in question was a three mile hurdle and with only three fences to go the horse was cruising. It was challenging the long term leader who was fading and being strongly ridden. With only two more obstacles to jump the horse was looking in fine fettle; it look sure to win but….. Oh no! Guess what? Yes the horse fell two out. I could not believe it, the horse would have won if only it could have jumped those last two fences.

These are my horse racing tips, beware there is no such thing as a racing certainty and only gamble what you can afford to lose. Gambling can be lots of fun and you can have some great days and nights out, I now treat it like a hobby and have decreased the amount I bet as I now have a family to support.