Handicapping Books Can Really Turn You into a Consistent Winner

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Staten Island, New York, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) November 29, 2011 -- Las Vegas, NV – November 15, 2011 – TheHorseHandicappingAuthority.com announced earlier today that it endorses the use of handicapping books for committed players interested in winning consistently at thoroughbred race tracks.

Dave Schwartz, President of TheHorseHandicappingAuthority.com, and a nationally-known-and-recognized authority on pace handicapping strategies and techniques stated unequivocally that handicapping books – on pace, on breeding, on speed and on other handicapping factors – are a necessary tool for all thoroughbred horse race handicappers and players, even those with years of experience.

This may run counter to what many experienced and “knowledgeable” fans of thoroughbred horse racing probably believe. In truth, most committed fans of the sport have probably followed it for many years – often most of their adult lives – and are likely to believe they are not in need of new or more information.

According to Dave Schwartz, that kind of mindset can lead to lots of unnecessary lost wagers at a fan’s local thoroughbred race track. His contention is that thoroughbred horse racing and handicapping horses has changed with the passage of time.

That is to say that this sport, like all others is different today than it was even five or ten years ago. Handicapping strategies, which may have worked a decade ago, may be obsolete and irrelevant today. Everything changes. And that’s especially true in sports, particularly in thoroughbred horse racing.
Over time, the breed has improved – dramatically. Thoroughbred race horses today are bigger, stronger and faster than they were a single generation ago.
That makes handicapping books important to people who love the sport of thoroughbred horse racing … and the wagering that is such an integral part of the sport.
Dave Schwartz noted that there are scores of books currently available online and at bookstores throughout the country that can help put even the best players “over the top” so that they cash more tickets and experience more – and bigger -- winning days.

Schwartz mentioned all of the following as books that provide easy-to-read-and-implement current and up-to-date strategies that can help committed handicappers. These include Modern Pace Handicapping by Tom Brohamer, Advanced Speed & Pace Handicapping by David Christopher, The Handicapper’s Condition Book by James Quinn, Handicapping Magic by Michael Pizzolla and Betting Thoroughbreds by Steve Davidowitz.

There are, of course, many other excellent books available. But, as Dave Schwartz noted, the books mentioned here are among the best and are likely to provide almost immediate help to those who want to increase their winning percentage.

TheHorseHandicappingAuthority.com is the go-to website for advanced and skilled thoroughbred horse race handicappers. Visit us anytime. We are accessible 24 hours a day … 7 days a week.

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