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All it needs is a simple notebook
KEEP TRACK OF YOUR BETTING
Okay gang, it’s quiz time again. All I want you to do is to read the question . . . Do not let your eyes go forward to the next paragraph and think about the answer to today’s quiz question before you read on. Ready?Question: what is the single worst task associated with handicapping?
If it took you a minute or two to really think about it, don’t sweat it. Most people do not get the answer right. And there really is only one right answer, although some will argue that it’s a subjective question. I’m sure all handicappers I consider to be pros will agree.
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The ‘King’ of Internet racing has is say
IS THIS THE ‘GOLDEN’ AGE?
US racing expert George Kaywood recognised early on, in the 1990s, that the Internet was going to play a pivotal role in the world of international horseracing in the future. His bestseller Handicapping in Cyberspace has become one of the bestknown books in recent years for horse racing fans. In this article, we feature some of George Kaywood's musings on various aspects of handicapping.
My friend Spotplay and I have been talking with horse racing bettors close to home and all over the country lately to see if our current perception of the state of handicapping is on target.
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Which parts of the puzzle are vital?
THE BASICS OF FORM ANALYSIS
While I get email from time to time from advanced punters asking for more sophisticated information, the vast majority of messages come from handicappers whose abilities range from beginner to somewhere in that big area best labelled "less than expert".It's always a good time to regroup, so to speak, take a hard look at what you did handicapping-wise in the preceding year, review the basics and modify your handicapping approach.
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How to decide when enough is enough
COMFORT ZONE
When you go out to buy new clothes, isn't it a fact that in your mind you have a sum in mind beyond which you won't go? You might say "I'll pay $250 for a jacket but no more". It's what is known as your personal "comfort zone".It's the same with betting. Each punter, big and small, has his or her own comfort zone. For some it could be as low as $10 in a single bet, for others it might be $100, or $500. Each person is different.
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Don’t you just hate it when every move goes wrong?
DREAMS UNDER THE HAMMER
Do we bring bad luck on ourselves? Do some of us subconsciously attract all the 'negatives' in this world? When we bet, are we just 'hard luck Harrys'?I guess that, like me, you've heard friends complaining about their bad luck. The old 'why does it always happen to me' syndrome? Sure you have.
