The psychology of thoroughbred handicapping

Name: The psychology of thoroughbred handicapping
Author: Thomas Wilson

by Thomas Wilson

Psychology

2007

The application of basic human psychology to the activity of thoroughbred handicapping. Perspective on the art of the game that brings to life the past performance data and reveals new dimensions about the "game inside" the mind of the handicapper.

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