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----- t r I What Do You Know About Handicapping? 1 4 j average racegoer knows little, if anything, about the fascinating art of I !The handicapping. If you would enjoy your visit to the race track by selecting one j or more winners through your own handicapping, it is necessary to acquaint yourself with some of the fundamental principles of separating and grading the I J horses in the various races. An article by the late N. S. Hand, written many years j j ago, the logic and wisdom of which still holds as true today as it did at that time, is j I among the many helpful treatises found in THE AMERICAN RACING MANUAL, j the 1936 edition of which is now on sale. Rush your order immediately to avoid j j disappointment, as this marvelous book is sure to be a sellout. j S i
