What is Most Helpful Commercial Handicapping Product You Purchase Regularly?

[Stillriledup]

Today's Racing Digest....love the honest workout report.

[Jay Trotter]

I purchase a new, cutting edge newsletter that allows me to beat the "take", although I must be honest and state that it hasn't taken me to the promised land of "positive ROI" to this point.

It isn't "free" but it is very affordable at two cents a copy! Beat that!

I've been using this product to consistently beat up on TLG! (He doesn't know I exist) It has allowed me to finish "very high" in some recent major handicapping contests although I don't play under my own name -- I work with a buddy! (He sucks)

The thing is though, I get this newsletter one day after the results are in and my money is only "paper profits"!

What is this amazing product you ask?

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It's an amazing newsletter put out by Light called LazerLight -- The Handicapper's Edge! Worth every "penny"!

[Dave Schwartz]

Come on, guys. I assure you that getting someone to shill for him is not why Bob is asking this question.

My best guess is that he is looking to build a new product and wants you to help him decide what it should be.

[Turfday]

Although I don't post that often here, I've been around long enough to understand that sincerity is always looked upon with skepticism on this board.

[Dave Schwartz]

Okay, but I get some points for being closer than they were.
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[lamboguy]

Originally Posted by Greyfox

Let's see now. Turfday tosses a ball to the batter. The batter
lamboguy replies "turfday stats is all that I use." Very interesting.

i didn't realise that this was the guy that has turfday stats. i get mine for free on ubet. i only use them because they are more accurate than the racing form which i also get for free but don't bother with it because they have byer numbers that can only throw me off course.


turfday stats makes you do some work to get your information but i don't mind. its the only thing out there that gives me the info that i consider usefull.

[JohnGalt1]

Every year I buy Cynthia's pars book, Dan Serra's off track and turf ratings book, and Bris Sire Stats book.

Is this what you're asking?

[Tom]

Oh yeah, I forgot, I bought Dave's Horsestreet Pars, too.
Sorry Dave.

[Turfday]

Having not used a product that contains pars, generally, how far back does the sample size go and are races for colts & geldings grouped together with fillies & mares, etc. ?

I assume the pars are broken up by each individual track.

[Dave Schwartz]

Pars are by track, surface distance for males, with adjustments (different for each track) for females, state bred, N2L, N3L.