Quirin Form Failure Factor Survey

[darmar]

Every time you put in the time/effort to produce this type of material it validates your consistent approach to being a profitable handicapper. Thanks Lt1 for all you do to keep us in the game
Darryl

[Lt1]

Thanks Darryl. All I'm doing, is what Doc would have wanted, that is trying to help others become consistent winners. It took me almost 8 yrs to start winning on a consistent basis thanks to Doc, Hat, and several other teaching members who took the time to help me.
Tim

[Bob Cochran]

LT1 is a classic example of one who has provided a lifetime guarantee for
himself, and all who wish to follow his example. Of course, this doesn't
mean follow his selections, instead follow his work habits. Ted Craven
creates the Sartin methodology tools from which LT1 provides proof of
the value.
Sincerely, Bob Cochran

[Lt1]

Thanks for the kind words. Means a lot coming one who Dr relied on in the Chicago area to to teach his Methodology. And as you stated one must be willing to put in the work needed to become successful on a consistent basis. Also RDSS is the best program of all the Sartin programs I have used.
Tim

[Lt1]

Bob I would also like to thank you for sharing your APV Angle with us. It is an excellent angle for those wagering on exs and tris.
Tim

[darmar]

Bob I would also like to Express my appreciation for your post to encourage current members to follow Tim's work ethics. I have been working alongside him for the last few years and the insight and the application of his modeling techniques have improved my handicapping ability greatly.
It's so good to see that you are following the website and I hope we can count on more posts from you
going forward. I'm not sure if it's possible but it would be real nice if your posts might inspire a few of the other early teaching members like Bert Mayne, Glen Connelly and others to post as well
Thanks again
Darryl

[Lt1]

Hey Darryl don't sell yourself short. All I did was point a few things out you put in all the work and deserve all the rewards you are reaping.
Tim

[Bill Lyster]

Tim,

Where is the link to Bob Cochran's APV angle? I don't remember seeing it!

As always, thanks,

Bill

[Lt1]

Hi Bill. I thought I posted it on the site however I don't see. I will take another look. If I don't find it I'll post it again. Bob had given it our at 1 of the seminars in the Chicago area .I stumbled on it while browsing thru the old library material
Tim

[Bill Lyster]

Thanks Tim, I looked briefly and could not find it either. Might it be in the archives? If so, I will check there.