Overlay, Overlay: How to Bet Horses Like a Pro : Angel Cordero, Jr., Woody Stephens, P.B. Johnson and Richard Migliore Share Their Handicapping Secr

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Summary: Not too bad...
Review: I thought the book was pretty good. Some good straightforward advice that is good to take with you to the track. No systems or guarantees, just common sense. The only drawback is that the analysis is using older formats of the Racing Form that doesn't include Beyers, and other newer things. The insight from the Mig, PG Johnson etc. was helpful.

Rating:
Summary: Not too bad...
Review: I thought the book was pretty good. Some good straightforward advice that is good to take with you to the track. No systems or guarantees, just common sense. The only drawback is that the analysis is using older formats of the Racing Form that doesn't include Beyers, and other newer things. The insight from the Mig, PG Johnson etc. was helpful.

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Summary: itisagoodbook
Review: ilikethereviewu

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Summary: Decent book
Review: This one is ok, not one of the best, but not the worst either. It did have some decent tips and strategies for spotting an overlay and has been somewhat of a help to me in my handicapping.

Rating:
Summary: Decent book
Review: This one is ok, not one of the best, but not the worst either. It did have some decent tips and strategies for spotting an overlay and has been somewhat of a help to me in my handicapping.