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2012年1月12日 · Published in 1981, “Investing at the Racetrack” is based on the simple premise that, via the application of logic and sound money management principles, one can turn the gamble of horse racing into a legitimate investment opportunity.
2016年2月18日 · What also makes this man's work unique is that he doesn't just compare the one particular horse to the other horses in the race. He also compares that one particular horse to the horse ITSELF...by observing the relationship between the different ratings of the
2010年9月16日 · Try the following two books together and you might get a better understanding of William L. Scott: • Figure Handicapping: A Practical Guide to the Interpretation and Use of Speed and Pace Figures (Hardcover) by James Quinn, James Brian Quinn • How Will Your
Investing at the Racetrack Revisited. Several years ago, I revisited and revamped the work of one of my early handicapping heroes, William L. Scott. And the results were… well, awful. However, I still believe that Scott’s seminal work, Investing at the Racetrack, is worth studying.
William Scott (1797–1848) was a British jockey. Hhe was a brother of the horse trainer John Scott who frequently conditioned horses that he rode. Based at his brother's Whitewall Stables in Malton, North Yorkshire , Scott won nineteen of the British Classic Races , including the St. Leger Stakes a record nine times of which four ...
2012年9月4日 · Based upon principles from Total Victory At The Track by William L. Scott. Uses Performance Class Ratings (PCR), current form tests, and Ability Times to identify strongest contenders. Also determines running styles using Early Speed Index (ESI) and Finishing Strength Index (FSI).
1986年8月12日 · Scott's investment formula focuses on backing one of the three market leaders (combined they would win 67% of races) in every race. Readers can question for themselves whether the formula came first or the results from a week's racing at Belmont that are
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