DAVE SCHWARTZ'S "TAKE NO PRISONERS" APPROACH TO RACING MAY AGGRAVATE SOME BUT APPLYING IT MAKES YOU A WINNER.

Dave Schwartz is internationally recognized as the premier thinker in handicapping software development. His clients range from North America to Australia, from Hong Kong to Japan. His most successful clients are earning hundreds of thousands per year or more. Not everyone likes him because he is often provocative, direct and, at times, a bit irritating. You may not always like what he says but he will always give it to you straight.

Handicapping software (along with wagering) has been his full-time business since 1990. (Note: The list of full-time handicapping software developers is a very short one.)

Specializing in artificial intelligence software, he released his first product in 1990. ThoroBrain II was a neural network handicapping tool that produced extremely accurate picks from a complex pace model. Dave designed and wrote the neural network himself, pioneering what has come to be known in the neural network field as a competitor network. (Note: Dave's Competitor Network predates any others by at least two years.)

ThoroBrain III and IV were both products that Dave developed in the early '90s. (Note: The ThoroBrain name is now owned by another company.)

In 1994 he released The Handicapper's Notebook. This program went through eight versions in DOS before being completely re-designed and re-written for 32-bit Windows in 1999 as The HorseStreet Handicapper. "HSH" as it has come to be known, is a multi-faceted program with many handicapping strategies. These strategies range from genetic algorithms and neural nets to swarm intelligence. It is said that no two players use HSH the same way.

In 2006 he released version 3, commonly referred to as "H3."

Dave Schwartz is also the creator of The HorseStreet Pars. First released in 1991, Schwartz's Pars are recognized as the de facto standard for track-to-track adjustments. His accompanying manuscript, Understanding Par Times, gives do-it-yourselfers a look at just how complex making good pars can be.

Dave Schwartz also wrote HorseMarket Investing, a stock market approach for horse players and The Opponent Method, an anti-Kelly approach to wagering.

Dave's client base includes several Asian, Australian and U.S.-based "whale" teams as well as more than a handful of professional players. Worldwide, his clients wager over a half-billion dollars each year.

If you are looking for direct advice that will have an immediate impact on your handicapping and wagering results, HorseStreet is your company, H3 is your software and Dave Schwartz is your man.