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Originally Posted by clore1030
With those three books you have enough material to keep busy for a while and I also suggest you re-read the Brohammer book. Not that these are all that you need to know, but there is a learning curve required and you should not attempt a crash course.
James Quinn's book "The Best Of Thoroughbred Handicapping" presents a wealth of info from books by other experts and you can then take it from there as to which writers interest you most. Also, his "The New Expert Handicappers" profiles consistent winners and authors and you can follow up on several of them.
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By the way welcome, Charles, to Pace and Cap! I know you are no novice to the Methodology and look forward to your contributions and insights.
yours,
Ted