Getting Into The Game

* Unraced horses

1- Working with my bloodstock agent for the purchase of yearlings and 2-year-olds in training.

2- Choosing the farm where the horses go after the sale.

3- Weekly communication with the farm and the owner on the progress of the horse

4- Discussing anything that might be needed from the vet to assist the horse.  

5- Deciding when the horse is ready to leave the farm and go to the racetrack.

6- Choosing what circuit the horse fit’s best at and who should train.

7- Picking the right spots and jockey based on a clear understanding of the condition book, where a horse should be entered at for success.

8- Constructing wagers by the Wizard, who has been a successful professional handicapper for over 40 years, only if he feels there’s money to be made with the owner’s horse.

9- The Wizard will decide on the game plan if a horse needs to be sidelined as a result of an injury or just needing time off.  

* Horses of racing age (claims and private purchases)

1- The Wizard will work within your budget to choose the best claims or private purchases for the right price. He will work with his staff to spot those opportunities at various racetracks that are followed closely.

2- Choosing the right trainer who fit’s the horse’s racing profile.

3- Picking the right spots and jockey based on a clear understanding of the condition book and where a horse should be entered at for success.

4- Analyzing every vet bill that is charged to the owner before being paid.

5- Constructing wagers by the Wizard, who has been a successful professional handicapper for over 40 years, only if he feels there’s money to be made with the owner’s horse. 

6- The Wizard will decide on the  game plan if a horse needs to be sidelined as a result of an injury or just needing time off. 

7- Weekly communication with the owner on every aspect needed to discuss about their horse or horses.