Extreme Pace Handicapping: If You Doodle They Will Come, Paperback

The best payoffs I've had at the track were generated by extreme pace aberrations. Those nice payoffs didn't come from pedestrians. I'm talking about thieves and carpetbaggers, opportunists who were ordinary but found themselves in extraordinary situations - the right place, the right time. When I started playing the extreme pace way, it made such a difference that I dedicated my handicapping life to it. Extreme Pace Handicapping will show you what made the difference and why. It's simple, really. I like to call it pace picture doodling. If you doodle it, they will come: The Thief, The Clever Thief, The Loner, and the Carpetbagger. Includes one FREE month of the PACEAPPRAISER PPs. Here's how: Buy the book. Go to the author's website (see About the Author at the end of the book for website address). Send a copy of your Amazon receipt along with your first and last name. You will receive your login information by return email.

About the Author:

Randy Giles is a long time student of Thoroughbred horse racing. For the last 18 years, his main focus has been on research with an emphasis on horse psychology and the physiological affects of pace velocity. From this research, he developed a formula that determines - on the fly - the pace par for the race's final time and its relationship to the actual pace of the race. This formula evolved into a program, the Velocity Generator. He has been published in the Australian magazine, The Punter, and in Barry Meadow's popular newsletter. Since 1998 he has provided free handicapping articles to his website visitors. His current website is PaceAppraiser.Com.