I qualified for the National Thoroughbred Racing Association’s National Handicapping Championship in January, in the April 3 NHCQualify.com contest, finishing
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TOM ATWATER is a visionary, a lover, a seeker-of-truth, a scientist, a horseplayer and a datahead. Tom’s interests include commercialization of Associative Remote Viewing and related processes, group intuitive research, intentional communities of like-minded people, teaching and learning centers devoted to these ideas, exploration of non-traditional personal relationships, horse race handicapping, swing dancing, playing ice hockey, and most of all to having fun.
NHCQ – Analysis and Lessons Learned
(This post got long, so I will post a briefer summary shortly.) Results Here is the final leaderboard – I
Continue readingNHCQ – Races 8-12 – Coasting
I was now more than $30 ahead of the 9th place contestant, with 5 races left. I was confident now
Continue readingNHCQ – Races 6-7 – Manifestation
It’s time to move quickly through this, so I will combine races 6-7 here, the rest of the races in
Continue readingNHCQ – Race 5 – Winner
In this race there were 3 “A” logical contenders, #1, 2 and 4. #1 and #4 were the high ARV
Continue readingNHCQ – Race 4: Excitement!
Race 4: 6th Race Aqueduct This race was originally scheduled for the grass, and I logically handicapped it that way;
Continue readingNHCQ – Race 3: Euphoria
Race 3 – 5th Race Aqueduct In this race both the logical and the ARV ratings were mixed, I had
Continue readingNHCQ – Race 2: Exhilaration
Race 2: 4th Race Aqueduct This one was a no-brainer. #5 Cajun Jet was my only “A” logical contender, and
Continue readingNHCQ – Race 1: Disappointment
Race 1: 3rd Race Aqueduct The contest started with this race, at 2pm EDT. For each race, I summarized all
Continue readingNHCQ – Preparation: My Winning Experience Qualifying for the NHC
This is a diary of my experience qualifying for the National Handicapping Championship of horse racing. Preparation This post is
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