Industry Testimonials

"After reading Frank DiTondo's "The One Minute Handicapper" I was most impressed with his extensive research. I believe the inexperienced Sunday afternoon bettor will find this book easy to read and quite enjoyable. Frank's advice on statistics is right on the money. Successful trainers and riders usually prevail, except under the rarest of circumstances. "First Flash" is something seasoned racetrackers see all the time. People who work on the back side usually understand this, having first hand knowledge of why this is happening. When a barn has a special young horse or a seasoned competitor fresh off a long layoff, the employees, their friends and family are all going to bet. Take notice of the big change in the toteboard. Someone knows something. Frank's book is simple. Follow the guide lines, and it will work. On March 2, 2002 Saint Kat opened our eyes to what Frank is saying. Watch the toteboard! Have fun, and good luck to everyone.

Rob and Caroline Webster are the owners of the Webster Training Center in Ocala Florida. Rob began his career under the tutorage of recently nominated to the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame and trainer of Canadian Triple Crown Winner, Dance Smartly, Jim Day. Caroline a student and disciple of Hall of Fame Trainer, P.G. Johnson.

The Websters are acknowledged as highly accomplished and successful inthe breaking and conditioning of yearlings and two year olds as wellpreparing accomplished racers for successful returns following a layoff. They were an intrical part in the selection, breaking andconditioning of Graded Stakes winners, Booklet, Buckle Down Ben andHennie's Song, including among their many notable clients, BarclayTagg, trainer of Kentucky Derby winner, Funny Cide.
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