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RichieP · 11-24-2006, 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by banacek

Please add me to the list. Thanks

Welcome to the board David!

I think you will like the stuff that goes on in the various threads. I really look forward to anything you have to contribute here.Binder does a GREAT job keeping the focus on HORSES.

Richie

Richard · 11-24-2006, 09:48 AM

I haven't been able to check for awhile.Any update on when the new Match-Up book will be available?

mitchell1 · 11-27-2006, 10:45 PM

If its not to late, please place me on the list for Match Up 2

THE HAT · 11-29-2006, 01:27 PM

Thanks for your patience. The Match Up 2 is now available. If you have
reserved a copy, please send me an email with BOOK as
the subject, and I will send instructions.
Thanks,
Jim

Sartin Review of Match Up 2

<HR style="COLOR: #d1d1e1" SIZE=1>Book Review
By
Howard Sartin

The Match Up 2
By
Jim "The Hat" Bradshaw

Until The 80’s the term Match Up was relegated to team sports, boxing tennis and track.
Jim Bradshaw was a championship team track coach. He was voted into the Oklahoma Track Coaches Hall of fame when his team defeated all Oklahoma<ST1

</ST1

teams and made a great showing at a Los Angeles Nationwide track meet.

When he was urged to apply his track coach savvy to horse racing he saw the light and became a winning handicapper. To over 1000 aspiring handicappers the term Match Up became a horse racing buzz word

With The Match Up 2, he expands his following. He also demonstrates that proper use of The Match Up does not mean landing only on favorites because he defies conventional logic, looking more deeply into races than his contemporaries who, since the 1920’s, have applied only "in the box" logic. As a result, they compared the ability of race horses by class, final time "speed" , jockey, trainer, recency, price and other factors that tended to reduce the ability of the horse itself to a mere instrument of man and the ego of man.

Jim elicits the spirit of the Native American Shaman to see beyond the ego-centered experts of the past by viewing not just the last or best of several running lines, but the pattern of an animal's total performance.

From his track coach's experience he understands energy exertion, toxic build up and the dangers of energy depletion. Many of his audiences at seminars and his previous written works, thought that The Match Up was a form of voodoo that was uniquely The Hat’s.He now dispels that notion with "The Five Step Approach" that makes it possible for all his readers to practice his "voodoo." Follow the five steps and you too can enjoy a 60% non-favorite winning experience betting just one horse.

Comparing the Hat's ability using the five steps to my own computer experience I can honestly reveal that for every six races I could do on the computer Jim did 17 with his match up. Where I would win four of six, Jim would win 9 of 17. He bet one horse I bet 2. You don't have to be a math genius to figure who ended up the bigger winner, since 5 of those 9 were non-favorites.

In The Match Up 2 you'll see chapters on how to use running lines to pick true contenders, definition of Early, Presser, Sustained, Late and all variations of those running patterns; adjustments for both same track and track to track;Spot Plays and most important, the race within the race sometimes overlooked by most previous authors.

The Five Step Approach is the Hat’s answer to the "rules" previous authors have dwelt upon. Most revealing of the Hat’s honorable nature, is the fact that he takes each card race by race. Unlike the many other books on handicapping he did not look first at result charts and cull only the long shots for his readers' inspection. From tracks from coast to coast and in between, he did the races as they appeared. Thus he openly shows 40% favorites and 60% non-favorites. His highest mutual is $46.40. Doing races as they lie is something virtually unheard of in previous "expert" works. Neither is being able to do 17 or more races in an hour and hitting as many as 9-sometimes more-winners betting just one horse. As any honest handicapper will attest, all procedures get a number of favorites. Jim "The Hat" does not hide the fact. He merely does the races as they appear. Yet, his ratio of non-favorites to favorites is outstanding.

I handicapped side by side with Jimmy at tracks and off-sites for over ten years. No one is more impressed than I am with his ability to do more races in less time and win more consistently.

This is a most unique and relevant work. The first truly new and pertinent work in almost a decade. Get it, read it, and most of all follow the directions !

THE HAT · 12-09-2006, 09:19 AM

Thanks

For the response I have received for The Match Up 2, your orders are in the mail.
Anyone reserving a copy that has not responded, needs to send me an email for information.

Jim

Jonathan Steele · 12-10-2006, 04:58 AM

Great!!

Thanks!

Jon

ray lopez · 01-02-2007, 07:51 PM

Jim,

I would like to know how i can get a copy of your new book.Thank you.

Ray

admin · 01-08-2007, 04:59 AM

Hi Rich
Yes 100% for sure.. Thanks for the great offer to help
I will set it up so you can moderate

I appreciate all you ever have done for me

GS
Bill

redhorse · 01-13-2007, 09:51 AM

Hi Jim,
I don’t know if you remember me, but I had the pleasure of meeting you at a few of the Sartin seminars that I attended. I have your first book and enjoyed it very much and would like to purchase your latest book.
Please advise.
Thank you & Best regards,
Sheldon Weiner
shellw@juno.com

Jonathan Steele · 01-14-2007, 07:15 AM

Where did this cockroach come from?? Bill, please step on him!!

Jon

11-27-2006, 10:45 PM	#63
mitchell1 Maiden Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1	Match Up If its not to late, please place me on the list for Match Up 2

11-29-2006, 01:27 PM	#64
THE HAT Grade 2 Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 86	Thanks for your patience. The Match Up 2 is now available. If you have reserved a copy, please send me an email with *BOOK* as the subject, and I will send instructions. Thanks, Jim Sartin Review of Match Up 2 <HR style="COLOR: #d1d1e1" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->Book Review By Howard Sartin The Match Up 2 By Jim "The Hat" Bradshaw Until The 80’s the term Match Up was relegated to team sports, boxing tennis and track. Jim Bradshaw was a championship team track coach. He was voted into the Oklahoma Track Coaches Hall of fame when his team defeated all Oklahoma<ST1</ST1 teams and made a great showing at a Los Angeles Nationwide track meet. When he was urged to apply his track coach savvy to horse racing he saw the light and became a winning handicapper. To over 1000 aspiring handicappers the term Match Up became a horse racing buzz word With The Match Up 2, he expands his following. He also demonstrates that proper use of The Match Up does not mean landing only on favorites because he defies conventional logic, looking more deeply into races than his contemporaries who, since the 1920’s, have applied only "in the box" logic. As a result, they compared the ability of race horses by class, final time "speed" , jockey, trainer, recency, price and other factors that tended to reduce the ability of the horse itself to a mere instrument of man and the ego of man. Jim elicits the spirit of the Native American Shaman to see beyond the ego-centered experts of the past by viewing not just the last or best of several running lines, but the pattern of an animal's total performance. From his track coach's experience he understands energy exertion, toxic build up and the dangers of energy depletion. Many of his audiences at seminars and his previous written works, thought that The Match Up was a form of voodoo that was uniquely The Hat’s.He now dispels that notion with "The Five Step Approach" that makes it possible for all his readers to practice his "voodoo." Follow the five steps and you too can enjoy a 60% non-favorite winning experience betting just one horse. Comparing the Hat's ability using the five steps to my own computer experience I can honestly reveal that for every six races I could do on the computer Jim did 17 with his match up. Where I would win four of six, Jim would win 9 of 17. He bet one horse I bet 2. You don't have to be a math genius to figure who ended up the bigger winner, since 5 of those 9 were non-favorites. In The Match Up 2 you'll see chapters on how to use running lines to pick true contenders, definition of Early, Presser, Sustained, Late and all variations of those running patterns; adjustments for both same track and track to track;Spot Plays and most important, the race within the race sometimes overlooked by most previous authors. The Five Step Approach is the Hat’s answer to the "rules" previous authors have dwelt upon. Most revealing of the Hat’s honorable nature, is the fact that he takes each card race by race. Unlike the many other books on handicapping he did not look first at result charts and cull only the long shots for his readers' inspection. From tracks from coast to coast and in between, he did the races as they appeared. Thus he openly shows 40% favorites and 60% non-favorites. His highest mutual is $46.40. Doing races as they lie is something virtually unheard of in previous "expert" works. Neither is being able to do 17 or more races in an hour and hitting as many as 9-sometimes more-winners betting just one horse. As any honest handicapper will attest, all procedures get a number of favorites. Jim "The Hat" does not hide the fact. He merely does the races as they appear. Yet, his ratio of non-favorites to favorites is outstanding. I handicapped side by side with Jimmy at tracks and off-sites for over ten years. No one is more impressed than I am with his ability to do more races in less time and win more consistently. This is a most unique and relevant work. The first truly new and pertinent work in almost a decade. Get it, read it, and most of all follow the directions ! Last edited by admin; 01-16-2007 at 08:39 PM.

01-08-2007, 04:59 AM	#68
admin Administrator Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 2,643	done Hi Rich Yes 100% for sure.. Thanks for the great offer to help I will set it up so you can moderate I appreciate all you ever have done for me GS Bill

01-14-2007, 07:15 AM	#70
Jonathan Steele Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: New Jersey, USA Posts: 471	Where did this cockroach come from?? Bill, please step on him!! Jon Last edited by Jonathan Steele; 01-14-2007 at 07:18 AM.

11-24-2006, 09:48 AM	#62
Richard AlwNW1X Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Topeka,KS Posts: 9	I haven't been able to check for awhile.Any update on when the new Match-Up book will be available?

12-09-2006, 09:19 AM	#65
THE HAT Grade 2 Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 86	Thanks For the response I have received for The Match Up 2, your orders are in the mail. Anyone reserving a copy that has not responded, needs to send me an email for information. Jim

12-10-2006, 04:58 AM	#66
Jonathan Steele Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: New Jersey, USA Posts: 471	Great!! Thanks! Jon

01-02-2007, 07:51 PM	#67
ray lopez Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 1,138	Jim, I would like to know how i can get a copy of your new book.Thank you. Ray

01-13-2007, 09:51 AM	#69
redhorse Maiden Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 1	Hi Jim, I don’t know if you remember me, but I had the pleasure of meeting you at a few of the Sartin seminars that I attended. I have your first book and enjoyed it very much and would like to purchase your latest book. Please advise. Thank you & Best regards, Sheldon Weiner shellw@juno.com