trying2win
10-14-2009, 09:24 PM
Thought I'd ramble on briefly about a few harness racing and harness handicapping things:
1. A PACE ADVANTAGE member had previously listed a link to some old issues of AL STANLEY'S NEWSLETTERS that one can read for free online. I found a better link that lists the latest posted HHN issue first...i.e. No. 36, then scroll down to the bottom of each page to get to the 'NEXT' button to get to more previous issues. Each web page lists links for several HHN isssues, so one doesn't have to go back too far for other old issues. I used to subscribe to the printed edition of HHN. There's a lot of good harness handicapping material in those old issues for novices and experienced handicappers alike. Yes, some of the angles, methods and ideas presented in these online issues of HHN are outdated now in my opinion... nevertheless some of the handicapping material in HHN is still relevant nowadays. Here's the link:
http://www.handicappingharness.com/al-stanley-sunday/
2. I see Frank Salive the former announcer at WESTERN FAIR RACEWAY and prior to that at WOODBINE HARNESS and MOHAWK, is calling the harness races at POMPANO PARK now. I like his smooth delivery style. Of course one can watch the POMPANO PARK races and listen to Frank's announcing at their website.
3. Do you want to save money on your bill for past performance harness programs? If you're a Canadian, you can get free programs at the HPI site for a lot of Canadian harness tracks. And American residents who can bet some Canadian haness track through their own ADWS, can get free past performance programs online for a few tracks like FRASER DOWNS, RIDEAU-CARLETON RACEWAY and WINDSOR RACEWAY to name a few.
T2W
1. A PACE ADVANTAGE member had previously listed a link to some old issues of AL STANLEY'S NEWSLETTERS that one can read for free online. I found a better link that lists the latest posted HHN issue first...i.e. No. 36, then scroll down to the bottom of each page to get to the 'NEXT' button to get to more previous issues. Each web page lists links for several HHN isssues, so one doesn't have to go back too far for other old issues. I used to subscribe to the printed edition of HHN. There's a lot of good harness handicapping material in those old issues for novices and experienced handicappers alike. Yes, some of the angles, methods and ideas presented in these online issues of HHN are outdated now in my opinion... nevertheless some of the handicapping material in HHN is still relevant nowadays. Here's the link:
http://www.handicappingharness.com/al-stanley-sunday/
2. I see Frank Salive the former announcer at WESTERN FAIR RACEWAY and prior to that at WOODBINE HARNESS and MOHAWK, is calling the harness races at POMPANO PARK now. I like his smooth delivery style. Of course one can watch the POMPANO PARK races and listen to Frank's announcing at their website.
3. Do you want to save money on your bill for past performance harness programs? If you're a Canadian, you can get free programs at the HPI site for a lot of Canadian harness tracks. And American residents who can bet some Canadian haness track through their own ADWS, can get free past performance programs online for a few tracks like FRASER DOWNS, RIDEAU-CARLETON RACEWAY and WINDSOR RACEWAY to name a few.
T2W