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mnl97 · 07-04-2019, 07:47 PM

My name is Mike Lovell I'm 69. Live in Northeast Texas in a small Community called West Mountain where i raise a few Angus Cattle. Married to Becca for 39 years. I bet on the horses in the late 90's. I purchased the Sartin products available at the time. I never really fully understood the concept but did have some success with the product. 20+ years later I went to LAD for the Derby simulcast. Enjoyed it very much and decided to learn to handicap. The right way. The first thing I did was to Google Sartin. Boy was I impressed and here I am.
I look forward to meeting you guys and observing how the pros bet and handicap with RDSS 2.

Will guys be handicapping tracks other than Saratoga. If so what tracts should I work with to be in tune with the others.

07-04-2019, 07:47 PM	#107
mnl97 Broke Down Join Date: May 2019 Location: Northeast Texas Posts: 38	MNL97 Info My name is Mike Lovell I'm 69. Live in Northeast Texas in a small Community called West Mountain where i raise a few Angus Cattle. Married to Becca for 39 years. I bet on the horses in the late 90's. I purchased the Sartin products available at the time. I never really fully understood the concept but did have some success with the product. 20+ years later I went to LAD for the Derby simulcast. Enjoyed it very much and decided to learn to handicap. The right way. The first thing I did was to Google Sartin. Boy was I impressed and here I am. I look forward to meeting you guys and observing how the pros bet and handicap with RDSS 2. Will guys be handicapping tracks other than Saratoga. If so what tracts should I work with to be in tune with the others.