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Busting Out Of a Slump

Murphy’s Law states that anything that can go wrong will go wrong. There are those days that no matter how well you think you have handicapped the races, you can’t win to save your life. Some peop...

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Ainslie Revisited: An Oldie but Goodie

By Ray Wallin

In the past few months, I have gotten several e-mails from readers. And I have tried my best to answer every one of them, as well as incorporate some of the responses into articles. One recent e-m...

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How to Start Winning Using Beaten Favorites

By Ray Wallin

Many horseplayers dismiss horses that went off as the post-time favorite and lost in their previous race. Often these horses are not worth playing back, yet there are occasions when they are worth b...

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What Kind of Layoff Horses Win Most?

By Ray Wallin

The spring and summer kick off several great thoroughbred meets. Both Monmouth Park and Woodbine are underway and the premier summer meets of Saratoga and Del Mar are approaching. The initial week...

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Out-of-the-Money Spot Plays

By Ray Wallin

We all have our own way of handicapping. Generally, I use pace and sprinkle in profitable spot play angles when I find them in the past performances. One of my favorite longshot angles focuses on ...

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How Troubled Trip Horses Are Like Rodney Dangerfield

By Ray Wallin

Just like the late, great Rodney Dangerfield, many horses that have had troubled trips get “no respect.” Given that most of us don’t have time to watch endless replays and take thorough trip not...

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How Identifying Multiple Pace Scenarios Made Me a Better Horseplayer

By Ray Wallin

No two races ever set up exactly the same way. Some races seem clear cut, such as the most likely pace scenario I discussed two weeks ago — the fourth race from Penn National on May 13 (click here...

Nyquist bursts to the front in the Kentucky Derby.

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Handicapping the Preakness: How it is Similarly Different from the Kentucky Derby

By Ray Wallin

Now that the Kentucky Derby is over, we are on to the Preakness. Can Nyquist make it nine wins in a row? A few weeks back I discussed how handicapping the Kentucky Derby is different than your nor...

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Will the Preakness Pace Be as Fast as the Kentucky Derby?

By Ray Wallin

The early pace of the Kentucky Derby set up pretty close to how I laid it out, with Danzing Candy doing what one-dimensional frontrunners do best, setting a hot pace and failing. But, Danzing Candy we...

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The 9 Racing Maxims & Methods of ‘Philadelphia Dutch’

By Ray Wallin

Most people refer to George Elsworth Smith, a.k.a. Pittsburg Phil, as the father of modern handicapping, yet we have all had influences in our lives that have led us down the path to love (and sometim...

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Author: Ray Wallin

Busting Out Of a Slump

Ainslie Revisited: An Oldie but Goodie

How to Start Winning Using Beaten Favorites

What Kind of Layoff Horses Win Most?

Out-of-the-Money Spot Plays

How Troubled Trip Horses Are Like Rodney Dangerfield

How Identifying Multiple Pace Scenarios Made Me a Better Horseplayer

Handicapping the Preakness: How it is Similarly Different from the Kentucky Derby

Will the Preakness Pace Be as Fast as the Kentucky Derby?

The 9 Racing Maxims & Methods of ‘Philadelphia Dutch’

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