Contents
Introduction |
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The History of Greyhounds |
5 |
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Understanding Wagering |
8 |
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A Useful Tool In Calculating
Exotic Wagers |
12 |
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Racing And Pari-Mutuel Terminology |
13 |
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Pick How You Wish To Wager |
16 |
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My Preferred Wagering Techniques |
16 |
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Wagering Physically At The Track Or OTB |
18 |
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Online
Or Internet Wagering |
18 |
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Kennel Or Backside Money (This Alone Is Worth The Purchase Price) |
19 |
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Racing Websites for Programs and Results |
20 |
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How To Get Your Program and Results |
20 |
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The Greyhound Data Base |
23 |
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How To Read A Greyhound Program |
25 |
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What’s Important And What’s Not Important |
26 |
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How To Compare Greyhounds At Different Distances Or Shippers |
28 |
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By Calculating Feet Per Second |
28 |
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More Instruction On Reading A Program |
33 |
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Understanding Greyhounds |
34 |
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Understanding The Greyhound Grading System (Or Class) |
34 |
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Understanding The Break And Early Speed Of Greyhounds |
36 |
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Understanding The Late Speed Or Stretch Run Of Greyhounds |
37 |
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Understanding Puppy Running Styles |
38 |
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Greyhound Training |
39 |
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My Handicapping System – Utilizing Individual Puppy Running Styles |
40 |
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Example 1 – Maiden
Races |
40 |
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Example 2 – More Difficult Races |
43 |
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Example 3 – Heavy Class Factor |
46 |
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Handicapping Using Class And Running Styles Only |
53 |
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Looking For The Set-Up Race |
56 |
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A
Second Example Of A Set-Up Race |
59 |
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How To Identify A False Favorite |
61 |
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A Second Example of A False Favorite |
63 |
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How
To Use the CD And What It Includes |
65 |