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The Brisnet Prime Power ratings, available in the Ultimate Past Performances, have been proven over a long period of time as a reliable indicator of winners.

Pedigree research is often a powerful tool to gain an edge in turf races.

Off-the-pace type runners appeared to hold an advantage on Saturday's Arlington card where five of the six stakes races restricted to Illinois-bred runners were won by horses that were allowed to rate early. The most popular winner of the day was the game eight-year-old Fort Prado who registered his 17th career victory in the off-the-turf Black Tie Affair H.

The statistics used in the Brisnet Ultimate Past Performances can be especially useful when handicapping maiden races. A few examples can be seen in this weekends races.

The Brisnet Ultimate Past Performances contain some of the most detailed trainers statistic found anywhere including sample size, win and in the money percentages and ROI. A few examples can be seen over the next two days.

The first of five graded stakes on Saturday's excellent card at Churchill Downs was the Jefferson Cup (G2). Florentino, the lone runner in the field to be designated an "E" type runner in the Brisnet Ultimate Past Performances was able to establish the lead. After setting relatively sl

A great afternoon of racing at Churchill Downs with five graded stakes on tap:

In maiden races, often with little form to rely on, pedigrees can play an important part in making handicapping decisions.

The Brisnet Prime Power rating, which can be found in the Ultimate Past Performances and Race Summary, has proved its worth over a long period of t

The Brisnet ProfitLine is a quick and easy way to identify potential overlays. Any of the top five ranked horses listed on the sheet whose final odds significantly exceeds their ProfitLine odds should be viewed as offering value relative to their estimated win probability.