Table of Contents
FOREWORD BY EDWARD O. THORP
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INTRODUCTION
1 Discovery of the Dr. Z System
2 Betting at the Races
3 Applying Stock Market Efficiency Concepts to Horseracing Betting Markets
4 Finding Profitable Place and Show Bets
5 How Much Should You Bet?
6 Using the Dr. Z System at the Racetrack
7 Using the Dr. Z System in Other Situations
8 A Great Race: John Henry versus Lemhi Gold in the Oak Tree Invitational at Santa Anita, October 31, 1982
9 Results of Computer Studies Using the Dr. Z System over Long Periods
10 The Kentucky Derby: The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports
11 A Great Day for Canada: Sunny’s Halo Wins the 1983 Kentucky Derby
12 Betting on Favorites
13 A Typical Day at the Races: Making the Best Bet in Each Race, Hollywood Park, May 30, 1982
14 Minus Pools
15 Refinements to the Basic Dr. Z System
16 Epilogue
APPENDIXES
A Thoroughbred Racetracks in North America: Seasons, Purses, Betting, and Track Takes
B Mathematics of the Dr.Z System
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX