Best Handicapping Books

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	"Cramer's first brilliant exposition of the odds line philosophy."

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	"Cramer's second foray into the world of overlays and underlays. An absolute classic and a must-have."

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	"Cramer again ( the man is indispensable ). Learn all about THE key factor in racing : the form cycle."

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	"You won't go far wrong if you follow the advice set down in this classic."

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	"For American players I'd say this must rate as one of THE most important publications of the last thirty years, and it is just as good a read for the Brits too."

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	"Excellent starting point for anyone new to the game."

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	"The definitive work on speed handicapping? Probably, although Len might disagree."

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	"Some excellent stuff here for players on both sides of the pond given Litfin's eclectic style."

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	"If you bet on handicap races in the UK and haven't read this, then DO SO NOW, otherwise you deserve to lose... ."

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	"Fascinating insight into the work required to generate an accurate set of speed figures and what they can then tell you about a horse's form cycles/fitness."