Advanced Handicapping Secondary Marks
$19.95
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.
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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.
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