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SinnerG · 07-16-2022, 10:09 PM

I've been at this game a long time, including dabbling with Doc's methodology back in the 80s, and recently decided to revisit it, determined to stick with it this time and study my ass off.

I'm still a total rookie, but I feel like I've broken a huge personal barrier, the New York racing scene. Not only have I been doing very well at Belmont, but now, today, for the first time ever, I had a winning day at Saratoga.

Trusting the system, I played 9 of the 11 races and won 6. Playing $3/$2 as Doc prescribed and closely following his (and you guys') directions, I invested $53 (including a few $2 longshot bets, none of which paid off) and pulled in $48.60 in winnings. That's a nice 92% profit . . . at Saratoga, yet!!

I know, that's peanuts to most of you guys, but it's the final sign I needed to finally start upping my wagers a bit. I'm excited. Fingers crossed.

07-16-2022, 10:09 PM	#1
SinnerG AlwNW1X Join Date: Apr 2022 Posts: 6	It IS Possible to Win at Saratoga! I've been at this game a long time, including dabbling with Doc's methodology back in the 80s, and recently decided to revisit it, determined to stick with it this time and study my ass off. I'm still a total rookie, but I feel like I've broken a huge personal barrier, the New York racing scene. Not only have I been doing very well at Belmont, but now, today, for the first time ever, I had a winning day at Saratoga. Trusting the system, I played 9 of the 11 races and won 6. Playing $3/$2 as Doc prescribed and closely following his (and you guys') directions, I invested $53 (including a few $2 longshot bets, none of which paid off) and pulled in $48.60 in winnings. That's a nice 92% profit . . . at Saratoga, yet!! I know, that's peanuts to most of you guys, but it's the final sign I needed to finally start upping my wagers a bit. I'm excited. Fingers crossed.