Below are horse-racing related booklets by Barry Meadow

Players Guide To Nevada Racebooks 1999-2000

        Not all racebooks are alike.  

        Some give you free Racing Forms as a matter of

course, while others don't. Some give you the higher 

payoff of a house quinella or a track quinella.  Some 

offer special cards that, with good play, get you meals 

and rooms. 

        Even with the switch to parimutuel betting at 

most Nevada racebooks and the outlawing of rebates, there 

remain vast differences from one racebook to the next.  

And since Players Guide To Nevada Racebooks 1999-2000 

accepts no advertising, this book pulls no punches.  It 

gives you the lowdown on all the benefits available to 

you as a horseplayer in Nevada.

        To gather the material for this book, the author visited every racebook in 

the state in the fall of 1998, talking with supervisors and players from Reno to 

Laughlin and all points in between.  You'll get all the details you need to

succeed--information that is available nowhere else. 

        No matter what your betting level, you can benefit from the inside 

information contained in this book--information that would take you months of 

traipsing around to find out for yourself.  Players Guide To Nevada Racebooks 

1999-2000 gives you everything you need to successfully play the Nevada books 

without your having to do the work yourself.

        Everything you've ever wanted to know about Nevada racebooks is covered in 

this 100-page guidebook:

        	Want a map with the exact location of every book in Las Vegas?    

		Want to know where to bet Turf Paradise?

		Searching for individual TV's at your work station?

		Want to know where to get the best odds in Lake Tahoe?

		Looking for twin quinellas that certain racebooks offer? 

		Interested in where to bet greyhounds?

		Seeking the best strategies for those big-money tournaments?	  

		Wondering about getting comps for dinners and rooms? 

		Looking for top handicappers offering free seminars?  

	It's all in this great guide.

	You'll learn all kinds of hard-to-find info: where to get money in a 

pinch, who's got the best (and worst) parking, which questions to ask before 

choosing a racebook, how the rules vary from book to book, where to find the 

hottest tournaments, who's got the highest guaranteed jackpots for twin quinellas, 

and much more.

        Anything you could possibly want to know to help you enjoy the racebook 

scene is here.  And this book isn't just a dry, factual recitation either.  You'll 

go right inside each one--who's got loud music pounding in your ears as you 

play, where you can hear the crashing tenpins of a bowling alley as you root home 

an exacta, where you can take a nap and no one will notice.

Secrets Of The Pick 6

        Would a $100,000 check help your day?



        The Pick 6 can change your life.  

        How would you like to go to a special window, not 

open to the general public, and accept a check for 

$100,000?  It's happened to author Barry Meadow not 

once, but twice.  And in Secrets Of The Pick 6, you'll 

learn how you can win those big payoffs.

        Frankly, a $100,000 check makes up for a lot of 

lost photos.  Wouldn't it be nice to share with your 

friends a happy racetrack story for a change, instead of 

those bad beat tales we've all heard before?

        Few players have any idea how to play the Pick 6, which is one reason this 

might be the best bet of all.  Not only is it hittable, but carryovers add 

thousands of dollars to the jackpot--and at a track like Del Mar, it takes only 

one day to reach a carryover figure exceeding $100,000.

        But the Pick 6 is not for everybody.  It's certainly not for the little 

guy playing $32 tickets (and understanding this concept might save you thousands 

of dollars over time).  And it's not for the lazy player who wants to fill out one 

big ticket and hope for a miracle.

        Still, someone is taking down those huge payoffs.  So why not you?

        Follow the strategies in this 43-page report, and, with luck, your day 

will come.  And it might be a very big day.

        The Pick 6 has long been the domain of big players using multiple tickets. 

Their secret strategies have never been revealed to the average player--until the 

publication of this report.

        Among the topics you'll find in Secrets Of The Pick 6:

                * How to determine your typical Pick 6 payoff. This section shows 

you how to calculate your likely payoff given the horses that you've decided to 

use.  There's no point playing a $400 ticket with a 6% chance to hit when the 

typical payoff with these horses figures to be only $3000.  For the first time, 

you'll be shown how to figure this.

                * When you should pass the Pick 6 even with a carryover. At times 

the Pick 6 will offer you no value, even with those free dollars in the pool.  

Play these tickets and your losses mount.  Avoid them and you'll have more money 

to play when the odds are in your favor.

                * The one time you should always play the Pick 6. It's called 

mandatory giveaway day, and the track gives away the whole pool including 

carryovers--so even if you have only five winners, you might share in the big 

pool.

                * Whether you should go large or small on your tickets. Proper 

bet sizing is crucial to Pick 6 success.  Bet too little and you have too small a 

chance to win.  Bet too much and you risk losing enormous amounts of money.  This 

section explains how to determine how much to play.  You'll also learn how to save 

the money you may currently be wasting on tickets that have nothing but obvious 

favorites.

                * How to construct tickets for greatest success. Are you better 

off singling a longshot or a favorite?  Are you better off with several singles, 

just one, or none at all?  Use our formulas for the best chance at the biggest 

payoffs.

        The 43 pages of Secrets Of The Pick 6 are packed with winning information. 

If you've ever played the Pick 6--or you ever plan to--then you simply must have 

this booklet.

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