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Ability-X

The rating with  meaning.

Handicapping is easy, the hard part is consistently betting the right horse.

Mastering that, is mastering money management the easy way.

Who am I?

What I've done lately.

The Limits of Handicapping

Physicality - The other half of the game.

Analyst Vs. Handicapper

While some others that are at the top of this field do offer books, computer programs, seminars and other various pep talks, I offer an education. One full semester at the College of Horseracing Knowledge.

My spring semester at Keeneland is done, and my Ability-X ratings have proven to be quite profitable in conjunction with fabulous Kentucky racing.

While many handicappers find Kentucky racing to be a whirlwind of confusion, I find it to be an amazingly rich classroom that offers the best in horse racing education.

So, I am joining the spring semester at Keeneland with a summer semester at Churchill Downs, to capture every valuable lesson available at the cradle of thoroughbred racing.

With that in mind, and the success of Ability-X ratings at Gulfstream Park, and now Keeneland. It only makes sense to offer you a summer semester at Churchill Downs. Ability-X did so well here in the fall of 2007, I thought it could be a fluke. But, the same consistent results have been recorded at many tracks across the country now.

The winter meeting at GP has been a rewarding opportunity to work with Ability-X ratings for horses from all over the country also. Throughout that meeting, I have been focused on winning and win betting. Practicing conservatism, that is still proven as the best approach for win betting in this game. But, I have opened it up somewhat in the last several weeks on serial win bets, Doubles, Pick - 3, 4 and 6. Results have been good.

Follow that link to see the Ability-X rating for Big Brown going into the Kentucky Derby. Check his rating going into the Fla Derby too.

And, don't stop there, check out the whole Derby day card.

While conservatism still reigns, as it always has, as the best approach to win betting, the most rewarding application for Ability-X ratings is in identifying the live group in all classes. I have been demonstrating this with serial win exotics at GP for the closing weeks, and now at Keeneland, Churchill Downs.

My latest Ebook, Ability-X at Keeneland 2008, shows you race by race how Ability-X ratings pointed the way to over $47,000 in Pick3 and Pick4 wagers in 11 days of racing. At the same time, you can learn how to analyze the ratings for the same results yourself.

Ability-X at Keeneland 2008, comes with a 30 day subscription to the ratings for only $9.95, you get the Ebook and 4 weeks of winning action with Ability-X ratings.

For a change, you will get the results that you expect, a HorsePlayer education.

Had enough of book reading and number crunching, while you still have the same problems becoming a consistent winner at the track?