Background – this is a fascinatingly good read!

In Southern California, during the final couple of decades prior to the millenium, when it was the only game in town (no casinos, no sports betting), it was very common (almost daily) to see the same three gentlemen, usually in the Clubhouse, but often on the tarmac in front of the wire, in deep study over the Racing Form. 

Two of the gentlemen were of medium height with graying hair, while the other was a tall, swarthy fellow who looked like like he was fresh off a Hollywood movie set. 

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Closer study revealed the personages of Dr. Howard Sartin, chewing on the ever-present six-inch cigar, Tom ‘Pace-Makes-the-Race’ Brohamer, and, the handsome fellow who stood 6′ 3″ …. Bert Norman.

While many fans of the game would perhaps wonder how Bert, a genius system creator, was a ‘fit’ with the other two, a famous book author and one of the first developers of pace-based computer software, as it turns out, the other two relied more on Bert’s expertise than their own. 

Bert, you see, didn’t believe in complexity, and exotic pace-line formulations, etc.  He was truly an old-fashioned ‘seat of the pants’ type of player, who relied heavily on information from the same pps that were staring everyone else in the face  —  😎he just saw 👁them in a different way. 

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Quoting Bert, ‘I was always good at mathematics and thus, at ‘logic’.  When I look at the past performances it’s like a jigsaw puzzle completing itself right before my eyes.  I know almost immediately who the main contender(s) are, the likely pace scenario and the top jock/trainer teams.

‘I also have a knack to know, almost immediately, if a race is playable or not.  I initially assumed everyone could see the same numbers, or combinations thereof, that I was looking at – but after seeing so many of my picks go off at big odds, when I thought they should be among the favorites, I realized I might indeed have been bestowed with a bit of ‘gift’ where the ponies were concerned.’

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When Bert’s ‘The Best of Bert Norman – Secrets of a Professional Handicapper’ was released in 1994, it flew off the shelves and Bert had to do four additional printings.  This book contained several of Bert’s best angles, 

👉👉Average Win Mutuel on Best Bets is in the $9.50 range with a win rate close to 31% producing an enticing ROI in the 45% range.  Also, contenders very often hit the board, so plays can be used with success in Exactas, Trifectas, Supers, etc.

“I am so thankful that you were able to obtain this material and actually program it.  I’m having so much fun using this software — I don’t tell my friends what I am using and they think I’m this great handicapper when I come up with all these double digit payoffs.  Bert’s stuff is timeless.  Works on any track, any surface, any class.  Thanks again!”  Ben Ruffield, Dallas, TX

“This software has been a real hoot!  I keep thinking all of these nice prices are going to suddenly stop, but they simply don’t!  The fact that it also picks lower priced horses consistently as well, and is really good when a pick is the morning line favorite (winning close to 45% of the time), makes my horse betting regimen so much easier.  Another great job guys!”  Bill Woolins, Brooklyn, NY

Proven Profit Form Overlays! will make a great addition to your handicapping arsenal.  Big prices, moderate prices, a high hit rate with favorites, an exacta equation that often returns triple digits, works at all tracks and on all surfaces, accurate with Maiden races, etc. –  all of this in one great Package!

>>>And when you purchase the software, you will also receive the Best Of Bert Norman! book, or ebook, at no extra charge.  This is a book that sells for hundreds of dollars on the Internet, when you can get one, and is a great read and education for players at any level of the game,  but it is yours FREE!!  And, Heck, if you are not really into books, you can just sell it!