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Arlington Handicapping Challenge

The Arlington Handicapping Challenge (AHC) returns in 2010 for its third year. The summer series features live-money handicapping contests that are free to enter and offer a generous prize structure topped by 10 trips to Las Vegas to play in the 2011 Coast Casinos Horse Player World Series to be held at The Orleans on February 17-19.

Again in 2010, every AHC contest will be preceded by an M. Scott McMannis handicapping seminar.  The seminars are also free.

How Do I Play?

It is easy to play in the AHC contests.  All you need to do is wager at least $100 on a minimum of five races from Arlington Park.  You choose the races and you choose the wagers.

Simply exchange $100 for a contest wagering card, which is a plastic vioucher that allows us to easily track wagers.  The balance on your card always remains yours.    

Should you enter?  If you are going to wager at least $100, you should enter the contest.  You have nothing to lose and a lot to win.  But you can't win it unless you get in it.

Two Chances To Play

If you want to experiment with different strategies, you can play with two account cards. Of course, two $100 cash cards are necessary and available at the Twin Spires Club center.

What are the Rules?

Click here for official rules.

2010 Contest Schedule & Results

Date

Contest Round

Top 3 by TSC

Bankroll

Saturday, May 8 Qualifier #1    
Saturday, May 22 Qualifier #2    
Saturday, June 5 Qualifier #3    
Saturday, June 19 Qualifier #4    
Saturday, July 3 Qualifier #5    
Saturday, July 31 Qualifier #6    
Saturday, August 14 Qualifier #7    
Saturday, August 28 Qualifier #8    
Saturday, September 11 Qualifier #9    
Saturday, September 25 "Last Chance" Points Only    

2010 SEASON LONG STANDINGS
Season long cumulative standings will be posted here.

2009 FINAL STANDINGS AND LIST OF QUALIFIERS
Click here for final season-long standings and a complete list of qualifiers for the Sept. 26 Championship.