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Klein's Handicapping Systems

Robert Klein

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Robert Klein
08 October 2024
HANDICAPPING SYSTEMS
KLEIN'S HANDICAPPING SYSTEM is designed for both THOROUGHBRED AND STANDARDBRED racing. In the last four years we have won the SuperSix nine times for a total of $56,000.00. In 1986, we won the SuperSix six times for a total of $41,000.00. We have won many more thousands of dollars on exactors and triactors. We have all of our larger wins paid by cheque from the racetracks so we can verify what we are saying. What I feel to be most important is this: We have seen relatively small bets under $50.00 turn into large profits.

My wife, Aagje, and I have spent the last four years developing, compiling and testing the theories in Klein's Handicapping Systems. In the years prior to the development of our racing system we enjoyed horse racing as a hobby and challenging pastime. We bought different systems and read many handicapping books, but nothing fulfilled our dream of making large profits with only a small investment. A common problem! At times we would get lucky and make a couple of hundred dollars by winning an exactor or triactor, but never with any consistency. This roller coaster style of winning and losing our hard-earned dollars did not interest us. The rewards were too small in proportion to the risks, so our search continued for a better system in this fascinating world of horse racing.

In 1982, our local racetracks introduced a new wager. It was called the ""SuperSix"". We all know it is difficult enough to pick one or two winners in a racing card. In the SuperSix, you have to pick six consecutive winners. It was this new wager that initiated KLEIN'S HANDICAPPING SYSTEMS. The new challenge of trying to correctly pick the SuperSix caused us to take a long and serious look at what was happening in the racing world today. We began to investigate with new dedication and intensity. After much trial and error, new insights began to emerge. We could finally sense that it was feasible to make small investments and receive large returns. We were now equipped with a new system and a newly found confidence. Finally, we had proven to ourselves that our system was not just a flash in the pan, but a simple. methodical system that was beginning to reap large rewards.

I began to attend professional handicapping seminars, to see if they were talking about the same theories we had developed. To my delight no one was approaching handicapping exactly as we were. One thing that surprised me at these seminars was that no professional ever provided any proof that they made a living betting at the racetrack. What puzzled me even further was that no one ever asked for proof. When I asked one pro, ""By what percentage did your investment increase in a racing season?"" he replied, ""thirty-five percent"". I feel that if that is all I can make on my investment at the races, my money would be much safer in a mutual fund.

You can apply our system to any type of betting - Daily Double, Exactor, Triactor, Pick Three, Win Four or just Win, Place and Show. It is not solely designed for SuperSix wagering, but I personally like it because of the challenge and large rewards.
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Imprint:   Robert Klein
Dimensions:   Height: 216mm,  Width: 140mm,  Spine: 4mm
Weight:   100g
ISBN:   9798227751072
Pages:   72
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Robert Klein, his wife Aagje and their dog Nova bet the horse race tracks together. Never having taken thoroughbred and standardbred racing seriously, everything changed when the tracks came up with a new bet. The sweep six. At that point they passionately picked up on the new betting options. After winning many sweep sixes they decided to share their strategies with others. And they have now published how-to guidelines for other racetrack enthusiasts.

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