Reviews and commentary:

• "One of the most thoughtful and literate books on horse racing." -- Andrew Beyer, originator of the Beyer Speed Figures, Beyer On Speed, p. 55.
• "On a par with the works of Andy Beyer and James Quinn in its clarity and insight into the game." Ian Blair, Editor of the American Turf Monthly
• "Charles Carroll is a provocative speed handicapper and his book represents a major contribution to that rarefied art. The author urges handicappers to use his new methods in sprints and he gets no resistance from me. I also like his treatment of pace and the delightful fact that the book is so well written." -- James Quinn, author of Figure Handicapping and many other fine books on horse racing
• "This book may change your mind about a number of ideas we horse players hold as gospel. I strongly recommend Handicapping Speed." -- Tom Brohamer, author of Modern Pace Handicapping
• "Carroll offers some of the best discussions of top speed, parallel speed, computing speed...this is the sleeper of the year, a true overlay in handicapping works." Howard Schwartz, Gamblers' Book Club
• "This is a work for those who read handicapping books for more than just a mechanical process for selecting winners." Dr. Howard Sartin, originator of "The Sartin Methodology," co-author of Pace Makes The Race
• "Carroll's ideas have been developed independently and are not a knock-off of someone else's work." Vince Doyal, American Turf Monthly