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Old 07-31-2008, 08:37 AM   #11
Ted Craven
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Agreed, I also recommend Jim's book. He has been very helpful to me in explaining a few of his concepts. Everyone would benefit.

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Old 07-31-2008, 01:25 PM   #12
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Ummm

Haven't read the book but heard enough about it to where I can venture that:

never has there been so much written about what is an OBVIOUS MOVE --- the premature-bid-on the-turn-weakened move. Was using that one back in the '70's and still use it, with fruitful results, presently.

A next step for those enlightened by the book would be to WATCH MORE RACES. You'd be surprised what you might find when the actual is substituted for the theoretical. Those afraid to make this (real world) jump can do up some charts the way I do and get a real world feel (in a theoretical sense). It's all good.

Just another public service announcement by the Thoroughbred Race Watchers Association (party of 3, at the moment).
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