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Old 10-20-2006, 01:34 AM   #13
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Hi Rich,

Keep your chin up, the hard work will pay off. What you're attempting to do - get rid of software, speed/pace figures, mainstream handicapping, etc. - and handicap directly (and only) from the past performances is a very difficult and attractive proposition. Imagine being able to walk into ANY racing establishment in North America, purchase the pp's, and win consistently with only the tools in your mind! Now that is something worth working for.

Believe in your teacher, believe in yourself, and work your ass off. You are obviously a very bright and talented handicapper. You will get what you're after.

All the best.

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very well said I can never thank Rich and Jim enough
for there teaching and patience and for all they give for our group

Bill
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