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  • Steven
    114
    I'm sure someone has read Kinky Handicapping. What exactly is it about? I sort of assume that given the name it's some sort of system/methodology, that is far outside the boundaries of conventional handicapping and thinking.
  • Steven
    114
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    Just wanted to bump the thread.
  • Tony Kofalt
    403

    Steven- I read the book some 25 years ago. I enjoyed reading everything Mark Cramer wrote. Like the old Cramer-Olmstead reports!!!
    But I'm sorry to say I cant recall the contents of the book clearly. I can say that I enjoyed all his stuff. I will look through my library to see if I still have a copy laying around
  • Tony Kofalt
    403


    Steven, I looked for my copy of Kinky Handicapping and I can not locate it. Seems many things got misplaced as a result of a move.
  • RanchWest
    503
    Tony, spring cleaning can be such an adventure. lol
  • Steven
    114
    Thanks Tony. I appreciate your efforts.
  • Tony Kofalt
    403


    Good idea Conley!! I know I have a copy of kinky handicapping but I cant find it.
  • Tom
    90
    I found my copy.
    The premise of the book is that various handicapping situations are described by "Kinky" comparisons.
    Some of the chapter titles are:

    The Inaccurate Conception-Will the horse that was the fastest be the fastest.

    Can there be intense action without love? -The tote board in lesser-of-evils races

    Menage A Trois - How to manage when there is more than one overlay scenario for the same race

    Secret Affairs - The obscure trainer mutuel fund

    All in all, a good book with lot of good ideas, even years later.
  • Steven
    114
    Thanks Tom. That’s most interesting and thank you for the info.
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