Dog Racing

Prof. Jones' Strategy for Non-Computer Users. Finally, the ultimate advanced winning strategy that gives you the extra edge to greatly increase winning percentages - a must for serious players intent on winning! Beat any dog track!. For the first time, Jones reveals his computer-proven winning secrets. Learn the advanced strategies the pros use, such as Sloped Speed and Advanced Earning Analysis, and how to really determine recent form so you can pick winner after winner. Receive wheeling...

Understanding how to mark the program will make a difference between losing and winning. The suggestions of how to mark your program in this book refers to any mark to help you correctly make a wagering decision. Casey covers the middle-box break problem dog; class dog gone bad; identifying a 'checker'; an overbet dog; double dropdown dogs. 21 pages, paperbound.

In a book that has stood the test of time, Weiss includes almost two dozen sections for the somewhat advanced player looking to sharpen his or her skills. He discusses areas like the importance of box position; when greyhounds drop in class; the importance of the corner call; the break; the time factor; moving up a grade; front runners; class dogs going bad; improvement; utilizing replays; and money management. Includes an analysis of dogs with specific characteristics, which impact whether...

Casey defines poor money management; examines behavior at the windows; show you how to get value for your money, discusses betting capital; finding overlays; flat betting vs. percentage of bankroll methods. 20 pages, paperbound. No date.

This gorgeous black-and-white photographed book has more than 50 photos that capture the beauty and spirit of Greyhounds and Italian Greyhounds. This is a perfect gift for greyhound lovers. Be they Iggies (Italian Greyhounds) or Greyts (Greyhounds), these elegant dogs have been the subjects of artists' gazes for more than two thousand years. Sleek and slim, they've got the looks and bearing of supermodels-yet all it takes is a lopsided grin, a poke of the nose, or a whimsical head tilt to see...

Here's a book for the exotics bettor who wants a big payoff. Focus is on marking your program properly, what to do when you spot 'shippers', why maidens are treacherous, identifying class dog and running styles, importance of recent form and the 'best box' dog. This is a handicapping style book and not a book about combining numbers or watching toteboards. 48 Pgs.

For those who concentrate on exotic wagers, the author explains how to properly mark your program; how to use old programs to make money; why boxing is better than keying; strong dogs; finding weak dogs and how to handicap a race from start to finish. 47 pages, paperbound. No date.

McBride assumes that you have prior knowledge of how to handicap greyhounds, and therefore proceeds to cover the important aspect of wagering to get the most profits possible from every winning selection. He starts by showing you how to measure your handicapping skills, then moves into the various wagers: win, place, show, daily double, pick 3 or 4, quiniela, double quiniela, perfecta or exacta, tri and superfecta, twin-tri, tri-super and other pools. He stresses the importance of keeping...

Tips, techniques, for betting a $1 tri, boxing, key-wheeling, combining bets with quinellas or straight bets as 'savers.' 20 pages, paperbound. No date.

Two different exotic bets, popular at the greyhound tracks are profiled here. Perry looks at the importance of keeping records; noting when favorites hit; making multiple bets rather than focusing on a single dog each race. Through analysis, past performance and bits of logic, the author steers the bettor to a more positive method of wagering. The final five pages of this booklet discuss Pick 3 with emphasis on the cost and how well this bet pays if you hit one. 42 pages, paperbound. No date.

Shows you which tracks offer the lowest take outs, which bets are best for your own way of handicapping, and how you can specialize in one type of bet that suits your personal way of analyzing dog races. Smith takes you step-by-step through the planning needed to avoid the confusion and the changes you need to make to do much better than the average fan. 32 pages paperbound. No date.