#1 Way to Pick Winners at the Dog Track With Almost No Effort First of all, forget everything you think you know about picking winners.

Print it off the Net as far ahead of the races as you can. For one thing, get your program early. Of course, you have to know WHY you're watching the dog, but any good handicapping system can tell you what to look for in a dog that tells you it's likely to win its next race. If you're reading this, it's likely that the system you're using isn't working.

You're looking for dogs that stand out the first time around, but not because they're so good compared to the other dogs.

After you've looked over the program, get a pen or pencil and start handicapping. If you're not making money consistently, it's time for a change. First, just look over the races, just to see what grade they are, what the dogs look like, and to see if there are any dogs that you're watching. You want to look at each race and find at least three dogs - and.

Here's the way I've been picking winners for thirty years.