Horse racing is a popular sport in many countries for racing on the flat, over obstacles, and with carts, because of the associated gambling. The wide range of bets available have attracted wide academic interest in predicting the outcomes, testing for efficiency of the betting markets, constructing betting systems, and predicting the turnover. This article discusses the key modeling issues raised in these different contexts, including the arguments about how to account for decreasing incentives down the finishing order and whether the inefficencies found are caused by risk preference or biased expectations
There have been many attempts, theoretical and empirical, to explain the persistence of a favorite-l...
This paper provides a model of bookmaking in the market for bets in a British horse race. The bookma...
Racetrack gambling is an example of a complex feedback system between the expectation of winning and...
Horse racing is a popular sport in many countries for racing on the flat, over obstacles, and with c...
This empirical and theoretical investigation into betting markets provides more evidence on the issu...
As a textbook model of contingent markets, horse races are an attractive environ-ment to study the a...
In this research the effect of breakage—the rounding down of payoffs to winning bets—on the measured...
This paper looks for evidence of weak form inefficiency in the British racetrack betting market, in ...
Includes bibliographical references.Horseracing and its associated activity of gambling invites acad...
Racing data provides a rich source of analysis for quantitative researchers to study multi-entry com...
In this paper we investigate the attitudes toward risk of bettors in British horse races. The model ...
In this paper we discuss a way to construct a strategy of betting that can generate abnormal returns...
This paper reviews the literature addressing the degree to which abnormal returns can be earned in h...
The rate of return to investment in thoroughbred racehorses is widely believed to be negative on ave...
This short paper offers a critical appraisal of a recent contribution to the debate on efficiency in...
There have been many attempts, theoretical and empirical, to explain the persistence of a favorite-l...
This paper provides a model of bookmaking in the market for bets in a British horse race. The bookma...
Racetrack gambling is an example of a complex feedback system between the expectation of winning and...
Horse racing is a popular sport in many countries for racing on the flat, over obstacles, and with c...
This empirical and theoretical investigation into betting markets provides more evidence on the issu...
As a textbook model of contingent markets, horse races are an attractive environ-ment to study the a...
In this research the effect of breakage—the rounding down of payoffs to winning bets—on the measured...
This paper looks for evidence of weak form inefficiency in the British racetrack betting market, in ...
Includes bibliographical references.Horseracing and its associated activity of gambling invites acad...
Racing data provides a rich source of analysis for quantitative researchers to study multi-entry com...
In this paper we investigate the attitudes toward risk of bettors in British horse races. The model ...
In this paper we discuss a way to construct a strategy of betting that can generate abnormal returns...
This paper reviews the literature addressing the degree to which abnormal returns can be earned in h...
The rate of return to investment in thoroughbred racehorses is widely believed to be negative on ave...
This short paper offers a critical appraisal of a recent contribution to the debate on efficiency in...
There have been many attempts, theoretical and empirical, to explain the persistence of a favorite-l...
This paper provides a model of bookmaking in the market for bets in a British horse race. The bookma...
Racetrack gambling is an example of a complex feedback system between the expectation of winning and...