Hey - I was wondering if anyone had any experience with these horse books. I was looking at All Horse Racing, Go Horse Betting and Horse Betting. Thank you.
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07-24-07 01:46 PM #1
Horse Books
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07-24-07 02:45 PM #2
Never read any of the handicapping books. I prefer the track stories. I recently read Jerry Bailey's book, which was pretty good, and am finishing "Horseplayers: Life at the Track" which is very good. Centers around a guy who went to the races every day for a year to write about all the characters who play the horses.
I just bought Steve Crist's book from a couple of years ago "Betting on Myself" and will be reading that one next.
Most of these books are available very cheap at amazon. I got Crist's book for $5, which included shipping.
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08-07-07 01:38 AM #3
Well i picked up Horseplayers: Life at the Track and it is very good. Its interesting the different techniques people use and how its like a drug to others. Thank you for the recommendation.
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08-07-07 02:31 PM #4
When reading that back, I don't feel as bad about myself being a degenerate horse player.
Nowhere close to most of the guys in that book, betting their rent and last dollars.
Originally Posted by Orion Sky
Well i picked up Horseplayers: Life at the Track and it is very good. Its interesting the different techniques people use and how its like a drug to others. Thank you for the recommendation.
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