In Exotic Overlays, Heller details methods to find vulnerable favorites and cash exotic overlays in Daily Doubles, Exacts, Triples (Trifectas), the Pick Three and Superfectas.This book reflects the ever-increasing number of exotic wagering options at tracks as full-card simulcasting has become routine.
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Just Another Horse Racing Book,
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Have you noticed that many horse racing books contain more pages of charts from the Daily Racing Form than pages of the author's comments? This is another horse racing book that fits this description. This book is selection-oriented and gives little or no insight as to how to construct exotic bet tickets. The level of analysis here is basically, "Bet exotics because they pay a lot of money when you hit one." I have read many better horse racing books. This book is strictly for horse racing maidens.
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This book provided invaluable information for finding good betting situations at the track...now if only I can recognize them in time. :-)
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Bill Heller put lots of helpful information in this book. He even let the best pick six handicaper Steven Crist put in his useful tips. That is why this is a five star book
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For the uninitiated, the racetrack is a confusing place; the Daily Racing Form resembles hieroglyphics, and handicapping is more difficult than calculus. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
exotic overlays, brisk urging, cold exactas, reached contention, claiming sprint, mud caulks, maiden claimer, tired thereafter, maiden special weight, into upper stretch, post position order, mild rally, furlong marker, top str, lone start, sloppy track, saving ground, claiming price, allowance race, maiden claiming, saved ground, six furlongs, maiden race, final sixteenth, close contention Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Pick Six, New York, Pick Three, Daily Double, Proudest Romeo, Crimson Guard, Mutuel Prices, Little Moe, Golden Larch, Saratoga Shark, Thirty Good Ones, Keen Rate, Lottsa Talc, Mutual Prices, Bright Time, Eire Power, Home Prospect, Irish Patriot, Oxford Scholar, Robbers Gold, Turning Fifty, Western Dreamer, Barbara Robert, Golden Attraction, Panama Jay New!
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For the uninitiated, the racetrack is a confusing place; the Daily Racing Form resembles hieroglyphics, and handicapping is more difficult than calculus. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
exotic overlays, brisk urging, cold exactas, reached contention, claiming sprint, mud caulks, maiden claimer, tired thereafter, maiden special weight, into upper stretch, post position order, mild rally, furlong marker, top str, lone start, sloppy track, saving ground, claiming price, allowance race, maiden claiming, saved ground, six furlongs, maiden race, final sixteenth, close contention Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Pick Six, New York, Pick Three, Daily Double, Proudest Romeo, Crimson Guard, Mutuel Prices, Little Moe, Golden Larch, Saratoga Shark, Thirty Good Ones, Keen Rate, Lottsa Talc, Mutual Prices, Bright Time, Eire Power, Home Prospect, Irish Patriot, Oxford Scholar, Robbers Gold, Turning Fifty, Western Dreamer, Barbara Robert, Golden Attraction, Panama Jay New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Nowhere Man (43 Light Street, Book 16) (Harlequin Intrigue Series #473) by Rebecca York on page 82
- The Plum Thicket by Janice Holt Giles on page 165
- Overlay, Overlay by Bill Heller in Back Matter
- Due Process by Catherine Arnold on page 36
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