To Purchase the Books:
To purchase a soft cover edition of Dinky Becomes a Racehorse, click here
To purchase a soft cover edition of The Anatomy of Horse Race Handicapping Or How to Have Fun at the Track
or any of the A Year in The Anatomy of Horse Race Handicapping series,
click here
For e-book versions,
click here
For the A Year in the Anatomy of Horse Race Handicapping
Series,
You can also purchase copies at the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame across the street from Saratoga Race Course. Also found at the Lyrical Ballad Bookstore on Phila Street in Saratoga.
Happy News, as our kids' book:
Dinky Becomes a Racehorse
was a semi-finalist for the Dr. Tony Ryan Award given annually for the best book on Horse Racing. It was quite the honor, with the award typically being given to books for adult readers, so, congratulations Dinky!
Find out what the buzz was about by picking up a copy. Just order it through the link provided to the left <----------
The book, The Anatomy of Horse Race Handicapping Or How to Have Fun at the Track
was written for all of you, who watch horse racing only to find themselves lost, wanting to know more about the sport, but not knowing where to begin. Perhaps you're a regular race watcher, who ends up spending all of their time explaining the sport to their accompanying friends and loved ones. It's not like you don't want them sharing in the enjoyment of a sport you love, but how many questions can you really answer? Or you may be someone who just visits the track for those special race days. You want to go more often, but just don't know how to learn more about this great sport. What if you've just joined a horse partnership? You want to ask the right questions, but don't feel knowledgeable enough. Or you could be a track regular, who is feeling overwhelmed with all the numbers and methodologies. In all these cases, this book may just be the help you're looking for, as it offers a unique perspective on how to enjoy horse racing. By the end of our lively and amusing discussion on how to handicap with your head, eyes, blood, gut, heart, and by your tail, namely, the physical anatomy common to both horse and human, (well, maybe not the tail part exactly) the reader will be able to converse comfortably on any of the sport's diverse aspects. Most importantly, they will know how to have fun at the track.