Fantasy Horse Racing

In Fantasy Horse Racing, players aim to earn points by selecting horses that perform well in races. The horses' finishing positions, race times, and other factors contribute to the points awarded.

Drafting is the process where Fantasy Horse Racing players select horses for their team from a pool of available horses. This process typically involves taking turns to choose horses one by one until all team slots are filled.

Cross-Country Races are not typically found in Fantasy Horse Racing. Flat Races, Steeplechases, and Harness Races are more common types of races included in Fantasy Horse Racing competitions.

A horse that is considered to have the best chance of winning a race is referred to as the Favorite. This designation is often based on factors such as the horse's past performances, jockey, and trainer.

While a horse's age can be a factor in determining its performance, it is not a common statistic used in Fantasy Horse Racing to evaluate a horse's chances of winning a race. Speed Rating, Beyer Speed Figure, and Past Performance Record are more commonly used metrics.

A Longshot is a horse that is not expected to win a race and has high odds of winning. When a Longshot wins, it is considered an upset.

A horse that is withdrawn from a race before it starts is referred to as a Scratch. This can occur due to various reasons such as injury, illness, or trainer's decision.

Quinella is not a common type of bet in Fantasy Horse Racing. Win, Place, and Show are more common types of bets where players can wager on a horse to win, finish in the top two positions, or finish in the top three positions, respectively.

Disqualification is the term used when a horse that crosses the finish line first is disqualified due to a rule violation or interference during the race.

Multiple Entry is the term used when a horse is entered in multiple races on the same day. This is allowed in some jurisdictions and can be a strategic move by trainers to increase the horse's chances of winning at least one race.

Gravel is not a common type of track surface in Fantasy Horse Racing. Dirt, Turf, and Synthetic are more common surfaces that horses race on.

A Substitute Jockey is a jockey who rides a horse in a race instead of the horse's regular rider. This can occur due to various reasons such as injury, suspension, or scheduling conflicts.

A Scratch is a horse that is entered in a race but does not actually participate. This can occur due to various reasons such as injury, illness, or trainer's decision.

Stakes is not a common type of race distance in Fantasy Horse Racing. Sprint, Mile, and Marathon are more common distances for horse races.

A Contender is a horse that is considered to have a good chance of winning a race but is not the favorite. Contenders typically have strong past performances and are often considered to be threats to the favorite.