How To Win At The Horse Track Or "No Need To Cut Your Throat

The President Aka Count Of Monte Carlo

Published by President Books, 1964

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Excellent Copy In Orange,White, Black & Pink Colored Card Covers Stapled To A 92 Pp Text With A Few Add'l Blank Pages For Your Notes. Small Colored In Sticker Scar On Cover Price, Light Soil On Rear Cover, Internally Crisp, Tight, Bright And Unmarked. No Names Or Tears On This 2Nd Printing Paperback Written By A Chap Who Calls Himself 'The President'. From Rear Cover: Superiority Of Numbers Over Handicappers. Hollywood, Fl - It Looks Like The Famous Count Of Monte Carlo Has Done It Again. Under The Pseudonym Of "The President," He Has Written A Very Clever Little Book On How To Win At Horses, With Special Emphasis On Trotters. Usually, Figures Make Very Uninteresting Reading, But With The Count's Touch, They Practically Talk. Written In A Semi-Humorous Vein, The Numbers Systems Appear To Have A Good Chance Of Winning. "Don't Throw Away Your Favorite Racing Paper,: Says The Pres. "Keep It To Compare The Selections Of Top Handicappers With Numbers Systems." A Staunch Believer In The Law Of Averages And The Theory Of Probabilities, He Gives Practical Examples In A Well-Written Book On How To Lower The Odds That Horses Have Against A Bettor. Seller Inventory # 47349

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Title: How To Win At The Horse Track Or "No Need To...

Publisher: President Books

Publication Date: 1964

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Very Good +

Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket