Brisnet Blog

With often few running lines to analyze handicapping maiden races can be a hard task for horseplayers. However, the Brisnet Ultimate Past Performances include a wide range of trainer and pedigree statistics that can make this task easier and more profitable. A few examples are seen on Saturday.

Wizard's Major Stakes Analysis for Friday's MARATHON, the first Breeders' Cup event Breeders' Cup Marathon Santa Anita Race 3 - 1 3/4m Non-graded 3yo and up, Purse: $500,000. Post Time: 3:35 ET. Wager on this race, and all the Breeders' Cup events, at TwinSpires.com 

Churchill's fall meet opened on Sunday with blue skies, temperatures in the high fifties, a fast track and a turf course labelled "good".

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Thursday (10/29) - 5:05 p.m. Pacific time

One of the most consistent overall rating found anywhere is the Brisnet Prime Power rating. While horses that are ranked clear of their competition on Prime Power win at a remarkable rate, value can be also found by looking at runners that are rated second or third.

Among the many useful statistics found in the Brisnet Ultimate Past Performances are Pedigree Ratings. The ratings measure the quality and suitability of the individual horse's breeding for races run on fast dirt, wet dirt, turf and over today's distance.

The Average Competitive Level (ACL) is another helpful statistic found in the Brisnet Ultimate Past Performances that, combined with other angles, can be a key to uncovering live longshots. A few examples are found on Saturday at Calder.

The Brisnet Ultimate Performances, packed with statistics can be the key to locating value plays. A few examples are found in Thursday's card at Calder: