Saratoga Repeaters

What are Saratoga Repeaters?

Many horses have a special affinity to the Saratoga surroundings and have a tendency to win repeatedly at Saratoga. Some examples are Shadowmar, Fourstardave, Capsized, Brocco Bob, City Zip, Critical Eye, Connie’s Magic, Entepreneur, Evening Attire, Fast and Fortunate, Even the Score, Ground Storm, Hap, Indy Vidual, It’s a Giggle, Maracaibo, Mom’s Appeal, Sky Mesa, Pleasant Breeze, Spectaculaireontap, and countless others.

Jim Coyne has put together a twenty year research project that has been tested and it works year in and year out! Certain horses after winning at Saratoga will have a horrible year at other tracks but when they return to the Spa — look out — the track that they love makes them giant killers and puts money in your pockets. That's why Saratoga is called the graveyard of favorites.

How does it work?

Here’s how it works: no racing forms, no maiden races, the only plays are horses that have won at Saratoga in the past three years (2006–2008). This is an invaluable source of information that horse players would die for. Play them straight up and in exotic plays.

There are approximately 1000 horses listed alphabetically, distance of race/races won, condition, jockey, track surface condition, odds, the year/years it won, and the age condition of the race. It takes approximately 20 minutes to handicap an afternoon’s card. You simply leaf through the alphabetical list for each relevant race.

Multiple winners at Saratoga, of course, are important plays. In the 2009 meet more than 30 horses were repeaters including:

Saratoga Repeaters have produced three digit exacta, four digit triple and four digit superfecta payoffs. Only one third of the Saratoga races are repeater races.

If you limit your bets to only Saratoga Repeaters, you can limit your losses because many races are eliminated (two year old and maiden races). At the same time, there is hidden value for information that you have and that most bettors are not privy to. You have the ammunition for only $25 early bird special until June 2010 — then $50 from June on. Once your credit card has been approved, you shall immediately be able to download your 2010 edition of Saratoga Winners.

You’ve already saved $180.00 on the cost of a racing form for the meet. The cost of handicapping for the 36 day Saratoga meet, using my system, equates to less than $1.50 $0.69 per race day!

Saratoga Repeaters is available Now

This is the earliest handicapping sheet in America for the 2010 summer meet at Saratoga and the least expensive. Get your 2010 Saratoga Winners up to 12 months before Saratoga Race Course re-opens. Order Saratoga Repeaters now.