Want A Sure Bet? Learn To Handicap Horse Races The Wall Street Way

Oct. 8, 2009 - PRLog -- Handicapping the Wall Street Way: Picking Xtra Winners at the Track, published this fall by PVR Press, instructs horseplayers how to apply securities investment theories to betting horse races. Author Mark Ripple goes beyond conventional handicapping and offers his unique theory based on over 20 years of security and market analysis experience. By studying the consistencies between the stock market and pari-mutuel “market” or betting pool, horseplayers can gain new insight on how to discover inefficiencies in the betting pool.
Ripple provides psychological profiles of horseplayers as well as an exercise to help the reader determine his or her betting profile. Carefully crafted betting strategies are discussed in an easy-to-follow format for each type of player profile. This guide provides a money-management technique to help make a day at the track a profitable one.
Mark Ripple, who has written articles for American Turf Monthly, continues to trade stocks when he is not studying handicapping. Ripple, a veteran money manager with such firms as Merrill Lynch and Prudential-Bache Securities, lives in Saratoga Springs, New York.
Advance praise for Handicapping the Wall Street Way:
“Mark Ripple’s Handicapping the Wall Street Way is a fascinating book that teaches horse players how to beat the takeout and win in a big way.”
— Frank R. Scatoni, co-author of Six Secrets of Successful Bettors
“Mark Ripple’s book offers the novice a good explanation on why and when betting on the horses can be profitable. He also offers easily understood angles readers can use right now to increase their chances of success.”
— John Lindley, author of Handicapping for Bettor or Worse
Publication date: October 2009
ISBN: 1-58150-126-9
Pages: 88; Bound Size: 5 1/2” x 8 1/2”
Retail price: $16.95 Paperback
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