This book is for anyone who ever bet on a horse race or wanted to. It is for the woulda, coulda, shoulda in all of us. The author tells of gambling moments we all share: of the horse that couldn't lose... but did. Of the horse that couldn't win... but did. Feldman picks winners daily in the Chicago Sun-Times. In an all-new special section, you will find all the tips you need to help you win when you wager from a master of handicapping.
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"This book is such delightful reading that it might just be the best introduction to horse racing ever written..." Thoroughbred Times.
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Dave Feldman
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Colorful anecdotes and valuable advice from an insider,
By Dan_Kelley@b-f.com (Louisville, Kentucky) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda (Paperback)
Dave Feldman's colorful career as a handicapper, writer, owner, and trainer in Chicago comes to life in this fast reading book. The stories are interesting and provide insights as well for bettors. Dave's experience in thoroughbred racing gives him the authority to provide the horse player with some helpful tips on what to look for and to avoid at the track.
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Fast and exciting reading,
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This review is from: Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda (Paperback)
This book brought me back to my early years playing horses with all the real references of people that graced the industry. It also reminded me of my years of owning racehorses which where stabled at Aqueduct in the mid 80'.
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woulda coulda shoulda,
By pick3 (chicago il) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda: Handicapping Tips for Anyone Who Ever Bet on a Horse Race or Wanted to (Paperback)
the title is a little misleading not a very good book if your looking for handicaping tips but some great insight and stories of a horseman. an enjoyable read.
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