Anyone who has tried to seriously improve their
handicapping soon realizes that, more than anything else,
it takes an enormous amount of time to handicap
thoroughly and effectively. Author Tim Maas understands
how frustrating it is to try to become a consistent
winner without being able to devote large amounts of time
to the tasks at hand. Out of his frustration grew a
handicapping and wagering methodology perfect for all of
us "9-to-5ers" hoping to radically improve our game.
Overlay Handicapping outlines a clear-cut, easy to follow
methodology for handicapping and wagering that uses a
powerful combination of impact values and Quirin Speed
Points. The end result enables players to zero in on live
value horses.
Pro Rated Longshots Plus takes Dan Geer's time-tested
longshot selection method into the next Millennium. Exotic
wagering use, specifically exactas and trifectas, is
explained in detail. Ideal for the simulcast attendee....
Ray Taulbot's books are classics of handicapping
literature. In the 1950s, he had already laid the
foundation for what others are only now discovering. This
62-page masterpiece features a powerful spot play method
that automatically eliminate...
THE MULTIPLE FACTOR RATING METHOD is a mathematical
rating
process that selects the probable winner in a horse race
by
assigning to each entry a positive numerical value based
on
four basic handicapping factors: Class, Speed, Win
Consis...
Some players look for "value" which means they seek a
higher payoff than could normally be anticipated. There's
nothing wrong with this concept. The problem is that
usually one's opinion as to value is purely subjective
and not based on solid...
Full Card Winning Selections for all three Triple Crown
Races. Available for Kentucky Oaks Day, Friday May 3
and Derby Day, Saturday May 4. In addition to Full Card
Selections for Friday and Saturday May 17-18 for the
Preakness Stakes. As wel...
Price:$60.00
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