You can feel the pace speed up with the return to Keeneland and the step out at the big A and I will be there to provide quality Picks and of course the full card at Aqueduct as spring truely arrives across the country. Great fun watching the races this last week, Wed, Thurs, Friday and Sunday holding more than our own with winners and exacta's but still glowing from the 6 for 9 on Sat that sends me into this week strong and anxious. Missed a few at Gulfstream as the weather was certainly a factor and if you don't take the other variables into play after getting my selections then your flying blind and not doing yourself a favor with the good information you are receiving from The Track Maitre D. I look to do a good run again Wed to Sunday and know the picks are always available the evening prior to race day or on your email if you are a subscriber. Good Luck and keep cashing those winners.

What can I say, running the numbers from Wednesday to Sunday, things were good. Huge when we hit five winners and four exactas to start and followed the next day with 50% on the selections and rocked with five winners again on Friday with several exacta's and one for $251.00. Saturday was smooth with four out of nine and six winners at Aqueduct. Sunday I should have stayed home but we have days like that and you just pick yourself up and move on to the next race. We are passing on Turfway for a bit due to the conflicts in simulcasting so more of Phila, Gulf and Tampa which is high on many handicappers charts. Stay tuned and run the exactas with the picks for double action and high returns. Good Luck out there!

Lost a week, but not many bets as "numbers" and I had some quality time putting the selections to work in Q's that more than covered our eats for the week. "Where you been, Tommy" was the ongoing call as I revisited some old friends and moved about several tracks in the sunshine state to get the feel so many have as we move towards spring and new venues to revisit. I also flirted again with ownership with a call from the boys at Karakorum but have to remain true to the job at hand and its requirements to bring in winners for my subscribers. As to subscribers welcome to the folks that visit the OTB's in Western New York, I'm sure the featured card, this month Aqueduct, will be an asset to them and I look foreword to a long term relationship with this organization and its patrons. The Week-end was strong and I sense the trend will continue. We are coming into the most exciting time of year with the run and it will continue with my personal highlight Saratoga. I hope you have found time to explore the web site, get the newsletter and sign up for the 12 month email selections on line or play by the day when you out to cash some winners. GOOD LUCK everyone and stay tuned.

March came in like a Lion to be sure and when I see tracks shut down for the day I feel for the handicapper who only had one track he or she was geared for and the day was lost. If however, your on my picks chances are very good you had action at more than one location. We swing to the new format with Aqueduct being our featured full track starting Wed 3/4 and the Top Ten boast picks not only at the Big A but at Gulfstream, Turfway Park and Santa Anita, a key component of going with The Track Maitre D. Hats off to "Sweet Tooth Tony" as he always has something sweet for me to eat and I always have something for him as well. He was all over the selections this weekend, likes to bet large on show as well as pick 3's. The stats for horse's hitting the board of 5 for 10 on Friday and 6 for 9 on Saturday and 8 for 9 on Sunday will surely fill his goody bag for next week. Get on board today by phone or with your emails there's money to be made all year and as always coast to coast.

Impute is very important to anyone who is listening and I am......Thanks to Richard on the West Coast for reminding me that you need to know the stats and everyone uses what is given to them to fine tune their own systems and enhance their own betting likes and avoid the dislikes. We don't always toot our own horn but facts are facts and need to be shared on occasion.
Just ran the numbers for last week-end and here they are:Friday, full card, 23 ran with 9 hits with 3 winners. Selections, 10 ran with 7 hits and 5 winners. Saturday, full card 29 ran with 15 hits with 2 winners. Selections, 8 ran with 5 hits and 4 winners. Sunday, full card 27 ran with 13 hits and 2 winners. Selections, 9 ran with 6 hits and 1 winner. Over 45% hit the board on the full cards and nearly 40% winners on the Selections. No spin just the numbers. Come on and join us.

The weeks fly by and we learn new things with each passing. No not only do we fine tune the Santa Anita portion of our selections which has been enhanced by a solid follower of that track, Frank but also by the recent visit of "Boomer" who took the task of joining the west coast group and seeing first hand how our selections fared and gleamed what he could to strengthen our connections in California. Also revamped the full card feature to list not only the top three selections in each race, but by name and number, seems this insures callers and subscribers more accurate picks as the numbers can and do change. More work, NO Way, just more information to nail the winner and grab a few exacta's etc for you to enjoy. Stay tuned for more facts and success at this year round handicapping site.

Why can I have two Saturdays in every week, they have been very strong. On 2/7 we had four winners at Gulfstream, our featured card, for $5.60 in first, $7.20 in the fifth, $16.00 in the ninth and $19.80 in the tenth. This was on the same selections email or phone line that drove home four out of five at Aqueduct, the first for $16.40, the third for $3.20, the fourth for $5.00, and the fifth for $5.50 AGAIN ALL ON ONE DAY. If your waiting for more get on line or on the line so you can share in this success. I never question the pay outs for a winner is a winner.