Coming up soon in the horse racing realm is the Seabiscuit Handicap G2 event at Del Mar Racetrack in California this Saturday, November 25^th. Bettors can check out eight energetic horses competing for a share of the $200,000 prize, with Hong Kong Harry aiming for another victory here at 8-5 odds in the seventh race on a 1 1/16 mile turf track.

Eight talented horses will be on display, with plenty having quality success in recent events. The best bet would be to consider which horses have the best consistency heading into this race.

Easter and Hong Kong Harry have recent wins heading into this event, while three horses total have a top three finish from their last race. This should help narrow down which horses have the best shot at winning.

Explore a range of betting opportunities for the 2023 Seabiscuit Handicap, offering a selection of eight horses for you to personalize your wagers. Dive into potential exacta or trifecta bets with these carefully chosen options at your disposal.

Easter 3-1

Trainer Philip D’Amato has done a great job at getting Easter into great shape this year and had a successful season last year. Easter has three wins, a runner-up, and a third place finish in six starts so far this racing season.  She is coming off a win at the Lure Stakes RS, giving her solid momentum coming in. Her resume boasts five wins, three runner-ups, and three third place finishes in 17 career races.

Front Run the Fed 12-1

Front Run the Fed had a sixth place finish recently at the Kentucky Downs Turf Sprint G2 event. This will be a good opportunity to redeem herself, but overall, she has seven wins, four runner-ups, and two third place finishes in 25 races.

MyBookie has the odds for the 2023 Seabiscuit Handicap, which showcases various options. Below you can see which horses stand out and which ones can compliment your betting style.

Hong Kong Harry has a win and a third place finish out of four events this year. However, he is the defending champion of this race and has great momentum entering here.

He is coming off a win at the City of Hope Mile G2 event back at Santa Anita in September. His resume now shows 10 wins, two runner-ups, and two third-place finishes in 17 events for his career.