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admin 07-08-2006 01:31 PM

The world should know
 
The world should know
The man is Rich Pizzacara

I know he will kill me when he reads this but I speak from my heart
There is a man amongst us who my be the most talented handicapper /teacher
program tester analysis ANYWHERE

Nobody knows the struggles this man faces daily because of a personal life battle
like I do. The key is from the day I met him in 1997 I saw that no matter what he
had a great heart. If I asked 10 people sitting alone in a corner of the Meadowland what he was doing, Not too many would even bother to talk to me
Some would, But they would be "handicappers" telling me general stuff that would make me just another of the 93% non winners at best

No I saw in him a great man., who despite many demons, Stud up to them the best
he could for as long as he could and won money. He made people around him feel good and laugh. He is a great teacher. He understands every program with or without a computer about handicapping. I have seen him bet for people and just take a small % percentage for his time. One day in 1997 I met him. he must have seen something in me too. He taught me about Doc. He hooked me up with Mary and set up my first meeting with Doc. He taught me PL4
I did my best and had good reports for Doc Sartin
I became very close to Doc I called him all the time, and eventually
went out to work with him when Val 2 was about to come out .
All this time Rich was betting what he could, He was talking to me and teaching me
and we won a lot of money for two guys who between the two of us together were betting hardly anything. but we built bankrolls with only a deep need to win
I listened to him talk to many other strangers over the next few years I listened while he taught them. I learned more each time The man is a great worker of people and can spot trouble very quickly, But even he gets burned and he developed a bit of an edge that might rub people the wrong way, He cares less . Life has been too hard on him to worry about phoney's. He told me when I wanted to do a Sartin methodology website
it would work Thanks to him it sure has. He is The #1 contributor to the site that I feel is a nice place for Doc's work He is always working on something for many programmers
and other students like me .
Today for the first time in a long time I am happy and I'm winning
I owe so much to my friend and teacher
Rich you sure made a difference in my life You are the best

Bill

RichieP 07-08-2006 02:15 PM

Hi Bill
thanx for thinking of me in a nice way. I mean that. I really don't know what else to say.

I remember the guy at Belmont in 1990 who I happened to stand behind and watch hit 4 races in a row. I clocked him because he was betting TWO horses to win in every race. I had NEVER seen this before.

He realized I was "following him" and confronted me directly. When I told him WHY he kind of relaxed and then took the time to introduce himself. he was a Sartin Methodology teaching member.

He told me to NOT use the computer stuff right away but instead to get
" Pace makes the race" book and learn and use the Tpr numbers for at least a year before seeing if the Method was something for me. So that's exactly what I did.

I remember that guy because if I didn't have the guts to do what I did I might have never learned of the Method. That's the truth.

Bill I learn a lot from you too man.
1) FOCUS on 1 program
2) be KIND to all people
3) closeness you have with your Mom and Dad. This is VERY special

Love ya like a brother Bill! Shoeless too!

back to the races. Arlington's 4th looks interesting :)

Richie


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