How to Win a Horse Race in Final Furlong

Take up the jockey stance., There are three distances., Next, select your horse., Take in a deep breath when you're in the gate., Whip at the whipping point by hitting the Whip button.

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Take up the jockey stance.

    This involves the legs being bent inwards so that the knees clench the horse tightly.

    Your hands should hold onto the metal bar with the thumbs on the Whip button.
  2. Step 2: There are three distances.

    Select one that is best for you. 6 Furlongs is best if you are new to the game. 1 mile (1.6 km) is also ok for beginners, but it involves more endurance.

    The last option is 1 1/2 miles, which can cause some exhaustion if you are not physically fit. , Notice that there are different preferences.

    That means, if your horse is a front runner or leader, stay to the front.

    If it's a closer, stay to the back until the very end.

    Try to stay away from choosing by appearance. , Once you hear the announcer say "they're in the gate"

    jerk the head forward in one solid push.

    From here, just pump it a little bit.

    Remember your horse's preferences to make sure you are in the right position.

    Do not whip your horse yet. ,
  3. Step 3: select your horse.

  4. Step 4: Take in a deep breath when you're in the gate.

  5. Step 5: Whip at the whipping point by hitting the Whip button.

Detailed Guide

This involves the legs being bent inwards so that the knees clench the horse tightly.

Your hands should hold onto the metal bar with the thumbs on the Whip button.

Select one that is best for you. 6 Furlongs is best if you are new to the game. 1 mile (1.6 km) is also ok for beginners, but it involves more endurance.

The last option is 1 1/2 miles, which can cause some exhaustion if you are not physically fit. , Notice that there are different preferences.

That means, if your horse is a front runner or leader, stay to the front.

If it's a closer, stay to the back until the very end.

Try to stay away from choosing by appearance. , Once you hear the announcer say "they're in the gate"

jerk the head forward in one solid push.

From here, just pump it a little bit.

Remember your horse's preferences to make sure you are in the right position.

Do not whip your horse yet. ,

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