Update:

COMPUTER SELECTIONS FEATURING TRACK BIAS FOR EVERY TRACK ARE NOW INCLUDED!!!

BELMONT DAY UPDATE: $2 superfecta box of the top 5 rated selections in the Belmont stakes won and paid $10,658!

$2 trifecta box of the top 4 rated horses in the Belmont stakes won and paid $766.

After scratches, 5 winners on top on the Belmont card who paid a total of $46.20, including J L Bernstein in the 12th at $23.20.

Second pick Champagne d'Oro in the 9th race won and paid $81.00.

$2 trifecta box of the top 3 rated selections in the 12th race won and paid $306.50

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MONMOUTH PARK is offering HUGE purse money, and as a result the quality of their racing is unbelievably high!  Enjoy the fun there every FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY!

DEL MAR is open!!! High quality California summer racing where the turf meets the surf! There was a strong track bias in one-turn races there last year, and a TRULY UNUSUAL bias in two turn races! If you don't understand this you'll be swimming against the Return on Investment current!

SARATOGA is open!!! Top quality summer racing at the spa! There are strong track biases to be found here if you know where to look. The right place to look is in the Saratoga Klein Speed Points race cards.

ARLINGTON track biases have been steady. Take advantage of the predictability!

European bettors will find that these ROI statistics are EXCELLENT for use on Betfair! 

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INTRODUCTION

“The Power of Early Speed,” was published in December of 2005.

The original idea behind the book was to find the strongest speed biases by searching through a number of tracks, and benefit from them by finding the horse or horses in each race who had the most early speed.

The Klein Speed Points method is an excellent way to sort through each horse in each race to find the most probable leader. For reasons listed in the book, it represented a significant advance from the technique most sophisticated fans had used previously, the Quirin Speed Points.

When I wrote “The Power of Early Speed,” I wanted the Klein Speed Points to be as powerful as possible while still being simple enough to be figured with a pencil, paper, and a pocket calculator during the time between races at the track.

Some fans performed the calculations that way, and enjoyed good success as a result. Others understood and appreciated the value of the Klein Speed Points, but were math-phobic, and resorted to trying to estimate the numbers without actually crunching the numbers. Some succeeded, while others weren’t as sharp at making the right estimations.

At that point I realized that it would be much better if I created a web site that would do all of the math for fans who wanted access to the Klein Speed Points, and applied those numbers to the races offered at an assortment of major tracks each day.

The cool thing is that once I finished writing the book I was able to find the time to experiment with variations on the original Klein Speed Points formula. The one in the book is version 1.0. Since then I have made it even better by moving through two subsequent generations of significant improvements. The Klein Speed Points version 3.0 used on powerofearlyspeed.com is the best one I have.

Don’t bother asking me about the details of the improvements because the formula is strictly proprietary. The formula will not be offered for sale, nor will it be discussed in any detail. Just know that it is superior to the one offered in the book, and to anything else I have seen or heard of.

By the way, if I ever find a way to top it, you will find the most current version applied to the Klein Speed Points sold on this web site.