In case you haven’t discovered it yet, the long sheets are sorted by closing ability. Want to know how the race is going to be run? The top four or five horses on the long sheets are in the lead about 85% of the time. I call it PPOP – Predictable Patterns of Performance. Check it out.

horsesheets for 3-19 six tracks

horsesheets for 3-18

These are the same as the ones for 3-17 I uploaded earlier, except I’ve given an explanation about some of the arcane words and phrases I use in them.

horsesheets for 3-17 with some instructions

horsesheets for 3-17

horsesheets for 3-17

horsesheets for 3-16

horsesheets 3-15

quarterhorsesheet 3-15 and 3-16

By the way, I do this for my own handicapping, and share it for free. It takes a great deal of time and effort, and the money also adds up – for data files, for the site itself, and other expenses. So if you enjoy getting the HorseSheets, or if they’re a valuable addition to your handicapping process, consider dropping a few bucks on me to ease the pain and keep the HorseSheets coming. Thanks.

horsesheets 3-14

horsesheets 3-13.pdf – AQU – GP – SA

Quarterhorse Sheets for 3-13. I hit a $75 pick 4 with a bet totaling $3 last night using primarily horses in the TOTAL TOTAL column. A few months ago, that top horse in that column won every race. Have fun.

quarterhorsesheet 3-13