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Articles by George Kaywood

Yes, Virginia, There IS a Santa Claus *(He's at the Race Track)*	Getting the Most from Result Charts
A Fair Madness	More Fair Madness
A Racing Reality Check Part 1	A Racing Reality Check Part 2
The Breeders' Cup and Common Sense	When the Odds Change After the Race Has Started Part 1 Part 2
When Is It Time to Stop Handicapping?	Semi-Annual Report on Handicapping and the Internet Part 1 Part 2
A Lesson from The Lunatic School of Handicapping	Is It Nostalgia or Is It the Future?
The Easiest Way to Separate Your Real Contenders	The Monarchos Lesson
The Strange Absence of Common Sense at the Racetrack	The Worst is the Best
A Different Way to Handle Class Drops	A Look at Touts
The Handicapper's Basic Survival Guide Introduction	Analyzing Front-Runners
The Handicapper's Basic Survival Guide Part 1: Condition	Cherish the Memories
The Handicapper's Basic Survival Guide Part 2: Distance	Five Websites You Can't Live Without
The Handicapper's Basic Survival Guide Part 3: Class	Death of the Tote Board - Part I
The Handicapper's Basic Survival Guide Part 4: Footing and Bias	Death of the Tote Board - Part 2
Flesh and Blood in Cyberspace	Have a Sandwich
Internet Handicapping Basics Part 1 Part 2	Information Overload
Racing Newsgroups on the Internet	Race Shapes - Who Can Run Second?
Handicapping Races for Two-year-olds - Part 1	Don't Get Beat by the Bias
Handicapping Races for Two-year-olds - Part 2	Rating Jockeys
Small Fields and the 20% Solution	Small Track Profits
The Best Trainer Stats in the Country	Successful Simulcast Handicapping - Part 1
The Internet Handicapping Aid You Can't Live Without	Successful Simulcast Handicapping - Part 2
The Power of Positive Handicapping	A Handicapping in Cyberspace Session
Using Pace to Handicap Turf Races	Whatever Happened to Randolph Reynolds?
Winning and Losing Tracks in Cyberspace	A New Golden Age of Handicapping
Zen, Handicapping, and The Art of Growing Old Gracefully

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