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Viltash – never tried this but can you not go into the tracks website and recieve live tote information – im sure you can do this at Del-Mar and Aqueduct or try this link http://guruhandicapper.com/tote-boards.php
Also introduced new concepts and ideas to people who were still using the fineform rating formula and gave punters the strange idea that with a bit of investigation and research this game of ours could be beatable. For everything Mordin is accused of i will always cherish the days of Aesculus Press where the names of Mordin, Potts and Cotton became lifelong “friends” Those were exciting times to be a punter and the idea generation that these books spawned was for many punters life-changing.
Nick Mordin’s book Betting For A Living.
Six months profit proves nothing and poor conclusions.Also introduced new concepts and ideas to people who were still using the fineform rating formula and gave punters the strange idea that with a bit of investigation and research this game of ours could be beatable. For everything Mordin is accused of i will always cherish the days of Aesculus Press where the names of Mordin, Potts and Cotton became lifelong “friends” Those were exciting times to be a punter and the idea generation that these books spawned was for many punters life-changing.
An unconsidered gem is Bill Barich’s “Laughing In the Hills” for a totaly different take on the racing experience.
I also rate Tesio’s “Breeding Racehorses” and Peter Willet’s “The Classic Racehorse”
From a punting perspective Steve Davidowitz’s “Betting Thoroughbreds” especially the revised editions and Beyer’s “My $50000 Year At The Races” although USA driven their truths are universally clear and although he gets slammed on most forums now Nick Mordin’s body of work stands up from a UK perspective for pre-Mordin who and what did we have? (Think about it)
