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Christopher Crocker

U.S.
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All questions pertaining to thoroughbred horse racing from a trainer's perspective. All questions about thoroughbred training methods, equine biochemistry and physiology. General questions about strategies and economics of thoroughbred horse racing. I will also be pleased to answer general questions about training and caring for horses of all breeds.

Ed Hess

Available
Have trained thoroughbreds for 30 odd years. Have been a licensed trainer for that long of time. I continue to train my race horses and thoroughly enjoy every day.

Don Boddie

New Zealand
Available
All aspects of the thoroughbred breeding and racing industry in New Zealand. I race thoroughbreds and have been the Marketing Manager for three NZ racing clubs. If I don`t know the answer to your question I know someone who does!

Maureen Millen

U.S.
Available
Training, Medical (layperson level),

Hal Wafer

U.S.
Available
My Expertise covers the horse racing (pari-mutuel) industry. As I can answer all handicapping questions from horse racing fans/ horse players that range from the new, average or advanced bettor. My turf-knowledge is extensive & advanced, which include, but is not limited to the following: odds, handicapping principles, horse racing handicapping tournaments, mentoring and industry topics. Additionally, I'm the founder of a new website COMING SOON at www.RogueHandicapper.com which will include information for the tournament player. If YOU ARE NEW to the game of HORSE RACING HANDICAPPING TOURNAMENTS and looking to understand the "Learning Curve" that exists against you and wanting to "Level the Playing Field" for yourself against the sophisticated players then you have come to the right place!

Michael Goodman

U.S.
Available
I can answer questions about handicapping and betting horse races. I can answer questions about speed figures and morning workouts of race horses on the southern California workout circuit (Santa Anita, Hollywood Park, and Del Mar racetracks).

Jim Johnson

U.S.
On Vacation
returns 05/21/2013
I can answer all questions regarding the sport of gambling on either or both thoroughbreds and greyhounds - beginning with the initial handicapping process with regard to decisions on which horse or dog to wager, through the wagering process, and ending with the results and profits or losses from those wagers. See my website at www.puppies-or-ponies.com.

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2013-05-17 post positions:

hi --- it may be that way these days, but when i was racing horses it was the way i told you. if you watch the trainers at the post position drawing on tv, you see that the guy pulls the number out of

2013-05-12 long body good for breeding:

I would not think this would be a good attribute for a horse to breed unless bred to a short backed horse to possibly average the the length. A long back can lead to problems in the joints and chronic

2013-05-12 horse body weight chart:

This can give the public an idea of the horse's health and also may be compared to past performances and how well they ran at an optimal weight. They do not do this in the U.S., but I think they should

2013-05-04 workout report:

Hi Rohit:    Thanks for your question. I'm going to quote from my e-book on thoroughbred handicapping:    Handicapping Workouts  ---------------------    Understanding the workout line in the past performances

2013-05-04 all betting pools:

Hi Rohit:    Thanks for your question.  I am quoting from my e-book on thoroughbred handicapping that is for sale on my web site for $29.95:    Quote:    Betting Options (Types of Wagers Available)  -------------------------------------------

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