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Ted Craven 07-05-2014 10:56 AM

Jim wrote me to say that anyone who has purchased his new book can get the PDF version for mobile devices (minus Charts and PPs). Just email him and ask.

Again, Jim's web page, with a description of his new book, is --> HERE.

Ted

pickwick 07-05-2014 11:08 AM

Book
 
This is Jim Lehane.

I'm a new member with the username of pickwick.

I want to thank all members here that purchased my book, "Calibration Handicapping - The Next Level."

As Ted mentioned, all book buyers who want a pdf version of the book (without pp's or charts) can email me at pickwick@msn.com to get a copy.

I look forward to a 30-day evaluation of the RDSS software and to chatting with you.

DocSartinLearner 07-05-2014 12:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pickwick (Post 97475)
This is Jim Lehane.

I'm a new member with the username of pickwick.

I want to thank all members here that purchased my book, "Calibration Handicapping - The Next Level."

As Ted mentioned, all book buyers who want a pdf version of the book (without pp's or charts) can email me at pickwick@msn.com to get a copy.

I look forward to a 30-day evaluation of the RDSS software and to chatting with you.

Thank you very much Ted, now, we have Jim Lehane for chatting, etc. etc.

DSL

shoeless 07-05-2014 06:47 PM

Jim,


Welcome to the board

Anyone that doesnt have his book really should get it as there is a lot
of great info in there

DocSartinLearner 07-05-2014 09:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shoeless (Post 97479)
Jim,


Welcome to the board

Anyone that doesnt have his book really should get it as there is a lot
of great info in there

== I'll read more often to get more familiar with the contents in the book; it is an excellent book and Jim Lehane has to be an excellent handicapper!

shoeless, I agree with you, there is a lot of great information in there.

Highly recommend it.

Thanks,
DSL

Jeebs 07-06-2014 12:50 AM

Welcome Jim! Looking forward to your insights.

Ted Craven 07-06-2014 11:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ted Craven (Post 97434)
Jim is indeed still in business, and has released an update to his Calibration Handicapping book on his website, which DSL has helpfully provided above:

http://www.free-horseracing-info.com...pping-cal.html

The update is named Calibration Handicapping - The Next Level.

Folks, a clarification to my earlier comments: Jim's book is NOT an update, nor is it new - it's the same book he published in 2002. I've owned a copy for years and bought a new one based on - well, just not paying attention to his website. Jim graciously and quickly arranged a refund, and still sent me the PDFs - thanks Jim!

It's still a good book, with many valuable contributions to anyone's handicapping library.

I am very sorry if I lead anyone to believe it was an update to his earlier work. :o:o

Ted

DocSartinLearner 07-06-2014 12:51 PM

Jeebs -
Very nice on your part in Welcoming Jim Lehane.
I also give him a Warm Welcome to the board!!

Ted Craven -
No worries at all. The 2002 Edition of 'Calibration Handicapping - The Next Level' is STILL a good read to become a good Thoroughbred Handicapper!!

Thanks to All,

DSL

Bill V. 07-06-2014 01:16 PM

welcome
 
Welcome Jim

Good Skill with RDSS2 and welcome to Pace and Cap

Bill V.

PS
nice to see Shoeless - Jeff B back :)

JimG 07-06-2014 04:45 PM

Jim Lehane is a class act. Nice to see him online again. His book was extremely good as it contained a unique perspective on the horse handicapping puzzle.

Jim


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