V6 ROI, First Three Months of Pars, 2014 v. 2013, Pick of the Day, All Tracks
| Year |
A |
B |
C |
D |
E |
| 2014 |
0.85 |
0.83 |
0.78 |
0.77 |
0.68 |
| 2013 |
0.84 |
0.84 |
0.79 |
0.80 |
0.73 |
No 2014 V6 Pars yet? Have at ’em. Order now at this link here. Be able to handicap Los Alamitos Throughbred-only meet (track abbrev. ‘LRC’) and the grand new Belterra Park (track abbrev. ‘BTP’).
The Special Season
Speaking of the fraught six-week period known as Saratoga & Del Mar 2014, this is the one time of the year that we go out a little extra. Ya-hoooo!
2014 Winning Trainer Tricks for Saratoga & Del Mar
Racing fans will go to great lengths to enjoy the Thoroughbreds at either extreme. The casual sorts will put on crazy headgear while attempting to turn the place into Royal Ascot, U.S.A., or else haul semi-sized coolers through the gates and at the same time put up with 99-and-44/100 percent relative humidity if not a downright drenching downpour.
The harder-core handicappers will dig like hippodrome archaeologists, examining each minute bit of equine information, turning over fossils of data they normally would just kick aside. You know how it is. It’s a little more exciting to win at Saratoga or Del Mar. Or, hopefully, both.
That’s special, and we at Cynthia Publishing are not immune. This year we are proud to announce the resurrection of the vaunted Winning Trainer Tricks for both tracks, Del Mar & Saratoga, beginning Thursday, July 17, 2014 for Del Mar and beginning Friday, July 18, 2014 for Saratoga.
This is where we get to don our own pith hats and make like hippodrome archaeologists. It’s a painstaking process, one that would be prohibitive to employ year-round, but one that is exciting and enlightening and instructive to pull out once every 52 weeks, during the special season, the same way nature provides a fresh harvest of Maryland blue crabs, Northwest Rainier cherries or heirloom tomatoes.
All right, all right. You didn’t come here to hear about Howard Carter, the Leakey Family or weekend brunch, so let’s get down to where the hooves meet the dirt (or its imitation).
As you may have observed, trainers have their own patterns and preferences, and these idiosyncrasies come to their best light at the short meets of Saratoga and Del Mar. The past performances of the horses can be rendered meaningless, in which cases knowledge of the trainer’s intentions becomes that hidden gem of information the public simply fails to unearth. In other words, while the great unwashed are busy handicapping the horses, they fail to understand the trainer’s decisive role at both Saratoga and Del Mar.
Yes, just like casual fans and serious handicappers, the best trainers will point to Saratoga and Del Mar for their best wins. Bigger purses, more time in the spotlight, the adulation of the public: trainers will come to Saratoga and Del Mar not to vacation but to run their horses and run them with all positive intent. Yes, at Saratoga and Del Mar, the trainer frequently trumps the horse in terms of being decisive. Trainer work magic on horses that are out-of-form, have been on vacation or otherwise look blah.
This is where your Winning Trainer Tricks come in. We’ve studied these trainers in-depth for the last nine years running. We know what makes them fire their best shots at both Saratoga and Del Mar. We know their histories. We know how they operate. We understand their preferred methods for getting into the winner’s circle. History repeats, and when it does, we usually are on top of it.
Fortunately for the win mutuels (as well as the other spots of your vertical exotics), these preferred trainer histories and patterns often contradict a horse’s form. That’s a big edge on the public. Furthermore, these preferred trainer histories and patterns aren’t readily available in the past performances. That’s yet another nice edge for yourself.
It’s always nice to cash in — either on the win end or on the bottom of some juicy exacta or trizacta or super-duper — on a well-meant longshot the public simply cannot find. That’s what we do for you. We uncover the tough ones time and again, and you get to savor the results.
The evening before each day’s card at Saratoga or Del Mar, your Winning Trainer Tricks arrive in your e-mailbox. All the day’s races are commented on, with direct and exact trainer-pattern matches especially noted. These are predictive, potent and profit-centered.
And when a race doesn’t feature any exact trainer-pattern matches, we kick into hybrid mode with our revelatory race-history profiles. You know how all the pundits are busy handicapping the Kentucky Derby and Breeders’ Cup using historical performance profiles? Well, did you know you can do the exact same thing with your average $25,000 maiden-claimer going six furlongs, or your run-of-the-mill entry-level allowance in a turf route? Yes! It’s brilliant!
Once more, since you’re handicapping the trainer (or historical race patterns) instead of the horses, your edge is guaranteed. The information you get from your Winning Trainer Tricks will challenge, amaze and delight you.
It’s been said that the great ones and the masters are the ones who make it look easy. Your daily Winning Trainer Tricks e-mail might look like only so many words, but that’s the easy part. You don’t see the hard parts: the decade-plus of data-collection, analysis and correlations that have gone into it. Instead, you just enjoy the end-product, the great results and engaging delivery. If Winning Trainer Tricks were a form factor, it would be an iPhone or a Bang & Olufsen component — simple and elegant, yet powerful and outstanding.
OK. These premier meets, Saratoga and Del Mar, are upon us. Opportunities loom. Hit the dirt, turf and synthetic running from Day 1. Order today and be part of what many satisfied customers have called the most cost-effective handicapping advisory known to man.
2014 Winning Trainer Tricks for Saratoga & Del Mar
P.S. Of course, best wishes for a prosperous 2014 Saratoga and Del Mar season.
Daily Double-Dose
Of course, regardless of your commercial participation, there are resources you can look at daily here at cynthiapublishing.com. One is the vaunted Pick of the Day page. The other is the loonie HiddenEntries Weblog. Both are potentially valuable — sometimes uproariously laugable in a tragic and totally perditious way. Only you can know for sure. Check it!
Still, any commercial participation is appreciated!
Order now at this link here for your 2014 PARS update for All-In-One V6.
2014 Winning Trainer Tricks for Saratoga & Del Mar
Cynthia Publishing * 11054 Ventura Boulevard,
Suite 377 * Studio City CA 91604
Voice (323) 876-7325 * Fax (323) 874-1591
info@cynthiapublishing.com
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On-Line at The Short Line Simulblast Edition for Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Reprinted from Tuesday’s late editions…
July 8, 2014
In This Issue…
Catching Up, Catching Our Breath Before the Next Big Things
Hey. How you doin’ over there? Well, that’ good. Now that things are beginning to settle down — California Chromania finished, July 4th Weekend over, World Cup down to three teams, etc. — we thought we should check in and get you up-to-date on all the latest.
Most important, there is an All-In-One V6, HandyCapper, FastCapper patch to be able to handicap the races at the newly configured Los Alamitos Thoroughbred-only meet going on right now.
Go ahead and email us directly with your name and zipcode and we will do what we can to help you out as long as you have already purchased your 2014 PARS PLUS materials.
(If not, here is your ordering link: 2014 PARS update for All-In-One V6.)
Speaking of which, now that the first three months of official, Home Office-recorded performance with your 2014 Cynthia Publishing Company Par Times are in the books, let’s examine the numbers.
From April 3, 2014, to July 3, 2014, and from April 26, 2013, to July 26, 2013. Pick-of-the-Day and pay-side tracks only.
Better definition from top-to-bottom, so far. We shall see how this holds up during the fraught six-week period known as Saratoga & Del Mar 2014.
The full rundown of tracks, including many wild and entirely random nighttime tracks:
No 2014 V6 Pars yet? Have at ’em. Order now at this link here. Be able to handicap Los Alamitos Throughbred-only meet (track abbrev. ‘LRC’) and the grand new Belterra Park (track abbrev. ‘BTP’).
The Special Season
Speaking of the fraught six-week period known as Saratoga & Del Mar 2014, this is the one time of the year that we go out a little extra. Ya-hoooo!
2014 Winning Trainer Tricks for Saratoga & Del Mar
Racing fans will go to great lengths to enjoy the Thoroughbreds at either extreme. The casual sorts will put on crazy headgear while attempting to turn the place into Royal Ascot, U.S.A., or else haul semi-sized coolers through the gates and at the same time put up with 99-and-44/100 percent relative humidity if not a downright drenching downpour.
The harder-core handicappers will dig like hippodrome archaeologists, examining each minute bit of equine information, turning over fossils of data they normally would just kick aside. You know how it is. It’s a little more exciting to win at Saratoga or Del Mar. Or, hopefully, both.
That’s special, and we at Cynthia Publishing are not immune. This year we are proud to announce the resurrection of the vaunted Winning Trainer Tricks for both tracks, Del Mar & Saratoga, beginning Thursday, July 17, 2014 for Del Mar and beginning Friday, July 18, 2014 for Saratoga.
This is where we get to don our own pith hats and make like hippodrome archaeologists. It’s a painstaking process, one that would be prohibitive to employ year-round, but one that is exciting and enlightening and instructive to pull out once every 52 weeks, during the special season, the same way nature provides a fresh harvest of Maryland blue crabs, Northwest Rainier cherries or heirloom tomatoes.
All right, all right. You didn’t come here to hear about Howard Carter, the Leakey Family or weekend brunch, so let’s get down to where the hooves meet the dirt (or its imitation).
As you may have observed, trainers have their own patterns and preferences, and these idiosyncrasies come to their best light at the short meets of Saratoga and Del Mar. The past performances of the horses can be rendered meaningless, in which cases knowledge of the trainer’s intentions becomes that hidden gem of information the public simply fails to unearth. In other words, while the great unwashed are busy handicapping the horses, they fail to understand the trainer’s decisive role at both Saratoga and Del Mar.
Yes, just like casual fans and serious handicappers, the best trainers will point to Saratoga and Del Mar for their best wins. Bigger purses, more time in the spotlight, the adulation of the public: trainers will come to Saratoga and Del Mar not to vacation but to run their horses and run them with all positive intent. Yes, at Saratoga and Del Mar, the trainer frequently trumps the horse in terms of being decisive. Trainer work magic on horses that are out-of-form, have been on vacation or otherwise look blah.
This is where your Winning Trainer Tricks come in. We’ve studied these trainers in-depth for the last nine years running. We know what makes them fire their best shots at both Saratoga and Del Mar. We know their histories. We know how they operate. We understand their preferred methods for getting into the winner’s circle. History repeats, and when it does, we usually are on top of it.
Fortunately for the win mutuels (as well as the other spots of your vertical exotics), these preferred trainer histories and patterns often contradict a horse’s form. That’s a big edge on the public. Furthermore, these preferred trainer histories and patterns aren’t readily available in the past performances. That’s yet another nice edge for yourself.
It’s always nice to cash in — either on the win end or on the bottom of some juicy exacta or trizacta or super-duper — on a well-meant longshot the public simply cannot find. That’s what we do for you. We uncover the tough ones time and again, and you get to savor the results.
The evening before each day’s card at Saratoga or Del Mar, your Winning Trainer Tricks arrive in your e-mailbox. All the day’s races are commented on, with direct and exact trainer-pattern matches especially noted. These are predictive, potent and profit-centered.
And when a race doesn’t feature any exact trainer-pattern matches, we kick into hybrid mode with our revelatory race-history profiles. You know how all the pundits are busy handicapping the Kentucky Derby and Breeders’ Cup using historical performance profiles? Well, did you know you can do the exact same thing with your average $25,000 maiden-claimer going six furlongs, or your run-of-the-mill entry-level allowance in a turf route? Yes! It’s brilliant!
Once more, since you’re handicapping the trainer (or historical race patterns) instead of the horses, your edge is guaranteed. The information you get from your Winning Trainer Tricks will challenge, amaze and delight you.
It’s been said that the great ones and the masters are the ones who make it look easy. Your daily Winning Trainer Tricks e-mail might look like only so many words, but that’s the easy part. You don’t see the hard parts: the decade-plus of data-collection, analysis and correlations that have gone into it. Instead, you just enjoy the end-product, the great results and engaging delivery. If Winning Trainer Tricks were a form factor, it would be an iPhone or a Bang & Olufsen component — simple and elegant, yet powerful and outstanding.
OK. These premier meets, Saratoga and Del Mar, are upon us. Opportunities loom. Hit the dirt, turf and synthetic running from Day 1. Order today and be part of what many satisfied customers have called the most cost-effective handicapping advisory known to man.
2014 Winning Trainer Tricks for Saratoga & Del Mar
P.S. Of course, best wishes for a prosperous 2014 Saratoga and Del Mar season.
Daily Double-Dose
Of course, regardless of your commercial participation, there are resources you can look at daily here at cynthiapublishing.com. One is the vaunted Pick of the Day page. The other is the loonie HiddenEntries Weblog. Both are potentially valuable — sometimes uproariously laugable in a tragic and totally perditious way. Only you can know for sure. Check it!
Still, any commercial participation is appreciated!
Order now at this link here for your 2014 PARS update for All-In-One V6.
2014 Winning Trainer Tricks for Saratoga & Del Mar
Cynthia Publishing * 11054 Ventura Boulevard,
Suite 377 * Studio City CA 91604
Voice (323) 876-7325 * Fax (323) 874-1591
info@cynthiapublishing.com
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