How Was Handicapping Done ?
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Originally Posted by Sericm
To all who have replied, thanks for the information. It is a mystery to me however why they wouldn't have those records. In 1970 I called and asked about buying some complete past performances of a certain horse and was tod it would be a $10.00 charge. That was when they were based in Phoenix.
It would be interesting to know from the DRF rep. how they now don't have those records. At that time they were probably on micro-fiche.
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All They had was just class charts. What if we had Beyer Charts in 1950 and didn't tell anyone ? . We could have made a zillion dollars. The crowd was so stupid. They would have some blind favorite 7 to 5 and there were 14 to 1's. That if they had Beyers, would have been 3 to 1. And we got . 14 to 1 on them. Damn. How was handicapping even done in the dinosaur days?
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