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Learning how to handicap greyhound races is only a part of the path to profits at the track. Without a crafted wagering approach, good handicapping can only do so much. With a well-designed betting system, a good profit can be made with less-than-perfect handicapping. Learn how! Order this new book now!
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World famous greyhound handicapper Bill McBride's new book, HOW TO BEAT THE DOG RACES, will tell you the best ways to beat the odds at dog racing, how to figure those odds and new ways to WIN!

In simple, easy-to-understand "layman's" language, the author will introduce you to both "basic" and "advanced" handicapping techniques that can make you a WINNER!

Each chapter of this 176-page book is loaded with tips and ideas on how to win! To find out more, click here!

Included are TEN money-making chapters, including charts, tables and work sheets! 

Chapters include:

1. Overview of Greyhound Racing

2. Deciphering the Printed Race Program

3. How Tracks And Grades Differ

4. Statistical Handicapping Methods

5. “Situational” Handicapping

6. The Basic Approach To A Winning System

7. Developing The Most Opportune Wagers

8. Winning Without Handicapping

9. Computer Aids To Handicapping

10. Wagering On Off-Track Simulcast Races

PLUS: A listing of all Greyhound Tracks

PLUS; An Appendix of Racing and Handicapping Terms

McBride’s original 1983 book, GUIDE TO GREYHOUND RACING, was an all-time best-seller in this field. HOW TO BEAT THE DOG RACES is even bigger and better!

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Author "Bad Bill" McBride is an often-published expert on WINNING at dog races around the world.  His expertise will benefit you! 

HOW TO BEAT THE DOG RACES is now available in large size paperback for only $18.95 at the address below.

If you want to WIN you can't do without Bill McBride's HOW TO BEAT THE DOG RACES.

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Professional greyhound handicappers learn how to tell “good” races from “bad” races. That is, they know what kinds and grades of races provide them with the best opportunity for profit.

All races are not alike. Handicapping approaches vary from grade to grade. At most tracks, any one individual will tend to do better in races of certain grades and/or different courses. An early key to profit is learning in which kinds of races YOU tend to do best, and worst. If you were asked that question right now, could you answer? Would it be a guess?

Many fans not only don’t know which races provide them with the most profit, they don’t know how to find out.

The answer is simple, and it can be one of the most important answers of all, in your approach to making a profit at the track.

Don’t accept others opinions on this. If someone tells you “Stay away from Maiden races”, or “Your best bet is on the AA races on the long courses”, that is their opinion, and may well not hold true for you and your handicapping and wagering approach.

To find the facts that will lead YOU to profit, keep records of how well you do in each grade, on each course, and, if you wager at more than one track, keep separate records for each. Only in this way can you learn the path to a winning approach.

Do you like this practical approach to making a profit at the dog track? Find many more practical and profitable tips in my 176 page new book, How To Beat the Dog Races!

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