In horse racing, a morning line is a forecast of the probable odds on each horse in a race. It is created by a handicapper, who takes into account various factors such as past performances, the horse's post position, jockey and trainer statistics, and the race distance. The morning line is typically released before the start of the race day, and it helps bettors to plan their wagers and estimate potential payouts. It is important to note that the morning line is not a guarantee of the actual odds, which can fluctuate based on the amount of money wagered on each horse leading up to the race.
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