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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.
I have worked in thoroughbred tracks and greyhound tracks for the last 30 years and have been highly successful in making profits from my own handicapping systems, both in sales of my systems, and use of my systems in the wagering process. I publish and sell a "Tip Sheet" for any track in the continental United States and one greyhound track in Mexico.
Mutuel Clerk Guild of Arkanas
"The Perfect Speed Handicapping System" for handicapping thoroughbred races and "Greyhounds - The Ultimate Speed Machine" system for handicapping greyhound races. These are books that I have written and sell on the internet.
Bachelor of Business Administration Degree from East Texas College, in Commerce, Texas.
"High Five" award for exceptional customer relations treatment by the Oaklawn Jockey Club.
Publishing a "Tip Sheet" in-track for sale at Oaklawn Jockey Club and "Jim's Big Three Best Bets" (also for sale at Oaklawn Jockey Club) on greyhound simulcast races. Have puplished "Tip Sheets" for greyhound and thoroughbred tracks in Arkanas, Kansas, and West Virginia.
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Good morning Michael: Thanks for your question - and let me say that you are going about this the correct manner. There is so much that you need to learn prior to ever making a wager. Most people
Hi Glenn: Talked to one of my trainer friends and got some very good information. The designations CX2, etc. are just the race #’s from the condition book. If you look at the extra races they
Hi Glenn: Again, thanks for your question. There are many suppliers of track data that we as handicappers use in our creation of pick sheets. In particular, I use nothing but Brisnet past performances
Hi John: Thanks for your question. Although I have never worked at a track that has "a turf course", I do know just a little about it - sometimes the inside of the turf course is protected from over
Hi Mary: Thanks for your question. Yes, although lip tattooing and cowlick identification markings are still the standard, The Jockey Club is very slowly leaning toward microchip implants for identification
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