The Handicapper’s Condition Book and Pace

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I don’t recommend books very often but there’s one you just have to have to be a complete player, I think. It’s called The Handicapper’s Condition Book by James Quinn. If you have it read it again and again. Keep it close by. If you don’t have it then buy it. I think it comes down to this: Find horses that fit the eligibility conditions of the race and make sure those horses will be comfortable with the pace match-up. That’s called class and pace – the best combination. You’ll play fewer races. You’ll make more money. That’s been my experience. Try it.

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April 20, 2010 • Posted in: Articles

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I don’t recommend books very often but there’s one you just have to have to be a complete player, I think. It’s called The Handicapper’s Condition Book by James Quinn. If you have it then read it again and again. Keep it close by. If you don’t have it then buy it. I think it comes down to this: Find horses that fit the eligibility conditions of the race and make sure those horses will be comfortable with the pace match-up - that's where PaceAppraiser comes in. It’s called class and pace – the best combo, period. You’ll play fewer races. You’ll make more money. That’s been my experience. Try it.

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