Accompanying the new edition of KINKY HANDICAPPING is Mark's four-page update.  The insert is completely separated from the book itself.
 

WHEN YOU ARE LUCKY ENOUGH TO FIND MARK CRAMER'S OUT OF PRINT CLASSIC KINKY HANDICAPPING BOOK YOU'LL DISCOVER THIS MASTERPIECE  SELLS FOR $330.00 TO $399.00!

Cramer is one of the most entertaining and thought-provoking handicapping writers there is! He offers unconventional ways to handicap as a way of uncovering hidden value, and in KINKY HANDICAPPING he offers ways to use pedigree handicapping, company lines, and other contrarian methods to beat the speed handicappers at their own game. This limited collectors edition includes inserts that contain up to date approaches to racing.  This book is sold on a first order basis and won't last and once the 250 copies are sold, this publication will no longer be available. Price: $88.88  
 

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Mark Cramer has earned praise for both his horse racing and travel books. With Handicapping on the Road, he combines both realms. Last summer, Cramer, then 65 years old, set out on a 1,000-kilometer bicycle - race track journey through several regions of France, along with his companion, Alan, 59, a specialist in Asian art. The immediate goal was to raise money for the retirement of race horses, but Cramer was also using his handicapping methods, attempting to pay for the trip with his betting. Along the way, Mark and Alan would test their own stamina, sometimes in blistering heat. To make a point, they chose the same 21 days as theTour de France (two old-timers “competing” with Tour professionals). Cramer also vowed to cover the more than 600 miles with zero carbon emissions (unless you count the carbon dioxide the cyclers breathed out heavily on strenuous hills). The Loire wines along the way served as performance dis-enhancing substances, adding to the challenge. 

Handicapping on the Road includes enough intriguing horse betting methods to satisfy Cramer’s loyal fans, but the travel adventure, stamina test and ecological challenge make the story all the more fascinating.
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Thankfully, Mark presents a timely (think Breeders’ Cup, Japan Cup, Dubai World Cup) and important discussion of a real dilemma for horseplayers: how to handicap international races. Delivering an engaging narrative in the context of an idyllic cycling mini-tour de France to raise funds for Thoroughbred retirement, Mark presents his argument with great clarity, and, as usual, includes comprehensive examples to support the argument. I’m always a more informed player for having read Mark Cramer’s work.      

Mark Cramer got it exactly right when he applied the principles of The Handicapper's Condition Book to some fascinating races in France.  I just love that the Condition Book works as well as Mark indicates in his Handicapping on the Road.  I hope to try the applications myself one of these days.

James Quinn, author of several classic books on handicapping and one of the great spokesmen for and practitioners of this challenging game.