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Old 03-20-2006, 07:33 AM   #4
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I had a similar experience at DRC in the 70s.At that time I was going to the track everyday and I kept seeing this guy by himself never betting just watching.After about a week and a half he finally made a bet.I couldnt take it any longer so I went over and introduced myself and after some small talk I asked why he had only made one bet in a week and a half.He went on to tell me that he worked the midnight shift and he added to his income by betting on horses. He would not make a bet unless he thought the horse was ready.He took all emotion out of the process.He was not in love with any horse , trainer or jockey. He kept hand written records in a little notebook he had with him.He used personal observation along with the information in the racing form. When he felt the horse was ready he bet.By the way, he went to the $50 window. This man had the patience of Job.He was not looking for action , only an advantage over the crowd.Theres a lesson here.
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