• Norm Stroz Repeats As Tourney #4 Winner!   March 22nd, 2007
Does lightning strike twice? It did. Norm Stroz appeared in this space On October 14, 2006

• Jim Synowiecki Maxes to Tourney Victory!   March 15th, 2007
“I just max on each bet,” he began. “I believe it takes two things to win these contests: you must bet aggressively,

• Richard Grieco Stalks, Pounces, Wins!   March 9th, 2007
Richard Grieco had an outline of his strategy in mind before he came to Hawthorne to play in last Sunday’s handicapping tournament

• Rich Zipp Richer after First ’07 Tourney!   March 1st, 2007
For Rich Zipp everything fell into place in the first handicapping tournament of the spring

• Prymus Promised Jamaica!   December 21st, 2006
Growing up, we all learn the story of the tortoise and the hare...

• Maher Mauls the Competition in Last Tournament Race!   December 21st, 2006
James Maher knows when to plunge and on what horse...

• Team Determined for World Series!   December 12th, 2006
It took two days and 12 contest races to do it, but last weekend’s Heavyweight Championship of Handicapping....

• Brian Gross is Charitable Heavyweight!   December 6th, 2006
Three entities were happy to hear that Brian Gross won last weekend’s Heavyweight of Handicapping Tournament...

• Slack Strategy Slackless   November 24th, 2006
Peter Slack turned his play around for last Sunday’s handicapping tournament, and turned around the outcome, as well...

• Mandra has the Mantra for Tournament   November 11th, 2006
“Beware the quiet ones,” the old saying goes.....

• Norm Stroz Hooks Top Tournament Prize   October 18th, 2006
Ardent angler, and now handicapping tournament winner, Norm Stroz has this bit of advice....

• Ken Kieras Cops Contest, Again   October 10th, 2006
Ken Kieras, winner of last Saturday’s 2006 Fall Series Hawthorne Handicapping Tournament #3, also won a handicapping tournament.....

• Hoppe Crowned Midwest Champion   May 1st, 2006
Handicapper’s from all over the country converged on Hawthorne this past weekend for the lucrative $50,000 Midwest Championship, but when the dust settled, it was a very familiar face holding the $20,000 check.