Racing Pays More - Books
 

Hi Guys,

I recently bought Make Racing Pay from Win*orm and it's pretty good. Does anyone here have a copy of any of the other publications that you could recommend ie Last Start Winners Guide or Racing Pays More?

Hard to get any clarity on the contents and if worth getting. What does Racing Pays More cover that's no in Make Racing Pay?

Interested to hear your thoughts and happy to discuss any ideas I've also picked up from the above with you.

Cheers,
Marksto2

forget those books and get a hold of Roger Biggs' publications
Handicapping My Way and More Handicapping my way
Wi-nform actually sells these books and they teach you how to fish at no extra cost

letsbet,
I agree.
Biggs has done some really significant studies (very statistical, but very relevant).
Recommended.

Den

PS - I saw a post of yours in another thread and am interested in contacting you, if you're interested could you please supply your email?

whats on your mind Dennis
post your email and I'll contact you

Bigg's
 

Den,
I to am a Bigg's fan so ask away, maybe we can teach and learn from each other,
Ray

One thing I have found works really well out of Make Racing Pay is leaving out the top two favourites if $4 plus just before race start. I then back the next few in the market up until I cannot make more than 100% profit.

I calc at fixed odds and the tote prices generally pay alot more. Has anyone tried or use this? So simple but effective.

Go here -

http://ausrace.com/pipermail/ausrac...uly/029838.html

my email is on top....

That sounds like an interesting approach Mark.

I gave it a run today deleting the top 2 Favs paying 4.00+

Then Dutching the remaining field.

It worked a treat.

Heard various things about these books. Are they a stand alone product that will put you on the right track re profitable handicapping or are they a 'come on' to subscribe to his rating sevice?

Thanks Peter

Peter,
pretty much both. You can subscribe but all the information is there (in HMY) if you are prepared to put in the work.

But I must comment, if you're not prepared to put in the work in ANY endeavour, don't expect to succeed in that endeavour.