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[trotman]

Just throwing this out for discussion. Who here really gets anything out of the rubbish DRF puts out. Beyers is not the be all, Watchmaker couldn't pick a winner in a 1 horse race, and do you really want to pay for Welch's clocker reports when this guy likes his drink and never saw a workout in his life. DRF then decides a pay only for this garbage as in their Plus. The fact of the matter is the so called experts are no more than a drip under pressure, and offer nothing that a little self hard work wouldn't accomplish.

[Appy]

Trotman raises his strike rate! :)
I sure remember the "old days" when DRF was the only thing I knew. Since they've gone full bore with exploitation on the monetization model I can't even remember my login.
Equibase and Trackmaster products, especially coupled with their gratis offerings, are the horseman's AND the handicapper's winning ticket.

[trotman]

Appy,
I wonder just how many handicappers can possibly show an overall profit purchasing what really is nothing more than their idea's of how to pick a winner. I have a filter on my e-mail sending all these advertisers get rich quick tips or products right to spam and I do one dump in the evening. I want minimum 3-1 and nothing less so I'm not interested nor do I look for action, when I have everything going for me along with price then I'm in.

[joefour]

In my experience with trying out their picks, one would get a better ROI by tossing darts at pictures of the entrants, or pin the tail on the thoroughbred?

[trotman]

Joefour,
Exactly, I can't understand those who would pay for picks or who in their right mind would purchase a system from those system mills that push out the greatest system ever every few weeks. Those who do not do the work will never reap the rewards. I have never altered my way of going about handicapping, sure I've added things along the way but the dots connect. The match-up and pace aberrations have worked for me for well over 40 years.