Modern Pace Handicapping: An Advanced Treatment of Pace Analysis

The material in this book is not easy. But it works. Handicappers willing to persevere will find it well worthwhile.

In this revised and updated edition, Brohamer maintains the integrity of the original work while adding much new material. Modern Pace Handicapping was originally hailed as the definitive treatment on the subject of pace. This new edition will not disappoint its readers. Many of the examples have been updated and a new chapter on the Quirin-style pace and speed figures has been added.

The Quirin figures are simple to construct and apply, and Brohamer presents the material with a step-by-step approach. Of course, the original Sartin Methodology remains intact.

In a completely revised chapter on track variants, the author has organized his presentation to facilitate the construction of the Quirin figures while still maintaining their application to the Sartin Methodology. Modern Pace Handicapping remains the most complete work on the subject of pace.

Previous readers will appreciate the updated examples. They will also appreciate the "kinder, gentler" approach offered by the Quirin figures. New readers will profit from the original insights. All readers will gain from the approach to track variants, which James Quinn refers to as the most complete treatment of that subject to date.