and some angles we talk about are

what to also look at with workouts

Matt's bet back horse

Spencer and Matt anti Raging Bull

and some angles we talked about are

beginning a career in trip handicapping

and when you have two equal contenders on beyers take the one with the lonest odds

Turnback's down the hill

why race replays can make you a better capper

why Santa Anita stakes seem to be very top heavy from a talent standpoint

and some angles we talked about are

Nicks life as a public handicapper and wagering strategy

some jockey props

and the key race angle

and some angles we talked about are

Marshalls first trip to Saratoga

Spencers huge mental mistake in the Vanderbilt

and some angles we go over are

Spencer in depth trainer and jock stat thanks to Formulator

Matts positive MTO angle for Saratoga using stats race lens

what the 3 year old scene looks like after the Haskell

and why Spencer thinks the race `1 winner was value

and some angles they talk about are

why the odds mattered so much with the O’Brien runners this weekend

When Beyer’s are close and the odds are far apart always go with the longer odds

and some angles we talk about are

how Andrews backstretch jobs have helped him become a better handicapper

Is Crazy beautiful a contender in this filly division

Ed’s hot trainer and jock stats

Why the form of Set Piece made him a prime play for Ed

and how many races till a claim is considered bad

and some angles we talked about are

How EquinEdge has made me a better player

and when to take a first time starter in a maiden race

and some angles we talked about were

tournament play in general

and why not to bet first time starters that win there debut off a long layoff next time out

Some angles we go over are

why a 60% Shedaresthedevil should be more dangerous next time out.

Why in allowance races if a horse has lost at the level 4-5 times look to avoid especially at low prices.

and I guess Michelle Yu was right Baffert's don't stop 

Why distance and track condition are possible overused angles.

Why Speed Pass from the Tom Fool seems to run two types of races.

Why figuring out which favorite you have in each race is so important (solid/vulnerable/false

why second time sprinting or routing is often overlooked compared to second time on a new surface.

and some angles we talk about are

Looking for those poor maiden favorites that are progressing but have to many starts at the level.

The Lecomte was a key race for the Risen star and the Louisiana Preps.

Why Dolder Grands 2nd place earlier on the card should have helped you get to Big lake

and some angles they talk about are

why you need to use multiple handicapping services Formulator Time form, workout reports

When looking at siblings in pedigrees see how they improve first start of each year to help with other runners first start of year.

and some angles they talked about are

Knowing what the trainers at your circuit excel at

Is Medina Spirit a possible bounce candidate in his next prep

Reading conditions and using logic to help toss a bad second choice 

and some angles we talked about were

first time dirt horses in Derby prep races

and using seconditis and the top three finishers from past races can help you find value underneath in exacta's

we talk Brad Cox runners Hidden Scroll and Knicks Go and Matts go to beginner handicapping books

some angles from the races we covered were

why looking at the works of the maiden winner showed that this horse could be the goods and not the bad first time starting trainer stat

Why even when you lose a race if your horse improves its Speed Figure you can be happy with your handicapping

and how Matt got haunted again by one of his favorites mares

and some angles they talked about are

Dont look for just one winner find a list of possible contenders that can win the race 

Gaining confidence after a tough start with a solid favorite winning as your top pick

finding multiple horses that win with same type of training angles example first time in the D'Amato barn 

races were 1-3-5-11

and some angles we talk about were 

all the different types of 3 wide trips and why being wide in turf sprints can be death

following trainer intent based off what the jocks do in two year old races out of the gate 

when looking at turf races what are the horses records on the surface  

Daily Double betting efficiency 

Finding good value on low priced horses

Why Munnings is one of Spencer's favorite wet track sires

looking for horses trying something new in races with proven losers  

and some angles we talked about are

how using the wet track career box can help you find overlays on a wet day

in races when you have 3 evenly matched contenders don't take the lower prices as it hurts your bottom line in the long run 

always watch for the public to make a wrong favorite even if your opinion isn't solid this always makes horses overlays and allows you to take a shot 

and 3 angles they talk about 

how a barn switch can completely turn a horse around 

some extra formulator digging could have helped you toss a 4-5 fav

How lookign at another Shug horse profile could have helped you find the Red Smith Winner 

and some angles they talk about are 

reading the condition book will help your class handicapping

horses that continue to get claimed or reclaimed can be ATM's for your bankroll

and a key hot trainer stat this past weekend at Del Mar

some angles we talk about are

How the BC Juvenile filly's answered the age old question of eye test Vs Beyer speed figure

Why you need to watch out for Munnings as a top Wet track sire play

A trainer intent for Euros where at what distance they debut will tell you weather the horse will be a sprinter or router

here are some angles they talked about

Why ground loss means so much at Woodbine

and what to do when you have a negative note on a horse you like next time out 

and some angles they talk about are

Why there needs to be more N3X/N4X allowance conditions 

and how you can still find value on Kentucky Downs shippers 

some angles we covered are 

How using timeform pace ratings can help with your pace handicapping 

having a favorable pace scenario can help a horse that looks like hes off form 

when people tell you jocks dont matter tell them to watch Robby Albarado's Ride on swiss skydiver in the Preakness

How to improve your bankroll management

why watching all replays and knowing all the horses on your circuit can make your handicapping easier 

and why having the fastest quarter in a turf sprint is a positive angle

some angles they go over are

the key to unlocking Starter Allowance contenders 

the fastest 5 furlong work can be a sneaky angle in 2 year old races 

when you have 3 contenders that you like equally let the tote board be your guide 

and some angles we go over are 

when using Timeform pace figures they can help you figure out which speed horses can survive duels 

and how watching earlier races in the undercard can tell you which barns have come with horses pointing to these days of racing.

some angles they talked about are

how listening and reading post race interviews and articles can help you find good value winners

and how to handicap for a wet day at the races 

and some angles they talked about were

how blinkers off can be a better overlaid angle then blinkers on

and watching races and taking notes can help you crush the circuit you follow

some angles they talked about were 

Reviewing the races can help you learn certain trainer intent 

Good tips on bankroll management 

what is a good late fraction in turf routes

some angles they go over are

How a solid workout pattern can help you find an overlaid maiden winner

is Bellafina unbeatable outside of California

and is it finally time for a group of stewards in a bunker to decide alliInquiries at racetracks around the country

some angles they go over are 

Is the H Allen Jerkins a weak race 

and how studying a condition book can make you a better player

Is Maximum Security the top older horse in the division 

How lone Speed can be a positive attribute for a turf horse

one of the most overhyped angles in handicapping

Why charting before even opening the pp's is just as important as handicapping.

How track configuration could have helped you find a vulnerable fav

Why Mike Maker is the best U.S.A trainer on turf 

Some angles we talked about are how in wide open races tossing bad favorites can add a ton of equity in your horizontal tickets and we also talk about Chris's overall day in the live bankroll contest where he finished 2nd.

and some angles they talk about is 

How can an american Pharoah go off as an overlay

why handicappers need to focus on the long run and stop being so results oriented 

Some angles they cover are 

How reviewing after race day can make you a better player 

Playing against low priced horses trying a surface for the first or second time 

when you over analyze a race trying to beat a favorite you lose to the best horse in the race 

handicapping with or without a morning line

how to handle a day of tough beats

and how learning what types of horses run better underneath can help you become a better vertical type player

some angles they go over are why re watching races is so important for you to improve as a horseplayer and why looking faurther back in a horses pp's can help you find great value.