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Horses To Watch

Our exclusive free list of horses that can improve greatly in their next starts while likely being overlooked by the betting public.  Often times when horses run into trouble in a horse race they tend to improve their figures in their next starts.  Since most of the betting public is some version of traditional past performances to handicap the trouble the horse experienced in the race may not be reflected in the points of call or position throughout the race.  Learning to "read between the lines" and understanding the true reason a horse may not have performed well in a race can pay huge dividends at the betting window.  The Horses To Watch List can help guide you in learning to read between the lines and uncover those overlooked bombs that payout big!

Lunar Impact (GB): Shouldn’t Have Trouble With 2nd ALW

By Turfdom | January 6, 2024

Four year old filly for Dan Blacker tried the 1st allowance condition down the hill on Saturday for older fillies and mares. Off at 5/2 in a field of 9 and breaking from the rail, she vied for the early lead under Dettori while under moderate fractions of 22.56 and 45.59. She opened up a […] Read More

Safa: Can Go Short, Long, Turf or Dirt

By Turfdom | January 6, 2024

Three year old filly for Gary Stute finally got her diploma on Saturday in her 6th trip to the post in a Cal bred maiden special weight event at ¾ on the main. Off as the heavy 1 to 2 choice in a field of seven, she was very impressive today, by forcing the pace […] Read More

Indispensable: Sadler Should Find Winning Spot Within The Month

By Turfdom | January 1, 2024

Newly turned three year old colt for John Sadler made the 4th start of his career on Monday in a maiden special weight event for sophomores at a flat mile on the main. Off at 4/1 in a field of just five, he broke a step slow under Kimura and was 4th into the clubhouse […] Read More

Clements Ride: 7 Lengths Back at Half Mile Pole But Finished Strong For 3rd

By Turfdom | December 31, 2023

Two year old colt for John Sadler made start #2 in the finale on Sunday at a mile on the turf in a Cal bred maiden special weight event. Off as the 2/1 choice in a field of 10, he hopped a bit at the start to be away slowly and was last going into […] Read More

No No No Never (IRE): Finished 2nd With Courage Good Chance Of a Win Soon

By Turfdom | December 31, 2023

Three year old filly for Jeff Mullins, who had just joined his barn after making her 1st two career starts in Indiana and had been training up at GGF, tried straight maidens on Sunday at a mile on the turf, 3 and up. Off at 10/1 after showing no speed back east, Mullins added the […] Read More

Get the Gold: Charged To Win By Four And Should Be Tough Right Back

By Turfdom | December 30, 2023

Three year old colt for Kristin Mulhall, who was coming back off a four month freshening, didn’t get the gold, but he got the money in this Cal bred maiden special weight event on Saturday. Off at 3/1 in a field of 8 at a mile on the turf, he sat in third down the […] Read More

Mixto: Soon Winner If O’Neil Places Him Properly

By Turfdom | December 26, 2023

Three year old colt for Doug O’Neill, who was just coming off a maiden win and was all out to do that, tried the Grade 2 San Antonio on opening day at a mile and a sixteenth on the main. Off at 9/1 and the longest price in the field of five, he broke running […] Read More

Crosby Beach: Watch For Winning Spot On Turf at Santa Anita

By Turfdom | December 3, 2023

Four year old gelding for Mark Glatt, who he had just claimed for $50K four weeks ago, was in for the second allowance condition in Sunday’s 3rd at a mile on the infield turf course. Off at 12/1 in a field of 9, he broke well and sat third down the back side, some 5 […] Read More

Ghost of Midnight: Won Last 3 by a Total of 16 Lengths

By Turfdom | December 2, 2023

Five year old gelding for Mark Glatt made just his 4th career start on Saturday in a 1st allowance condition sprint at six and a half on the main, 3 and up. Getting a ton of late money even after the gates had closed, he went off as the 4 to 5 choice in a […] Read More

Stay and Scam: Could Easily Contend In Cal Bred Stakes

By Turfdom | December 1, 2023

This three year old filly for Doug O’Neill made this listing for the 2nd consecutive start because her victory today was so impressive over a field of 9, going 5/8 on the turf for the 1st allowance condition. Off at 5/2 and a Best Bet on our sheet, she was 4th early but only two […] Read More

Llorona: Had Numerous Minor Ailments and Should Improve

By Turfdom | December 1, 2023

Three year old filly debut runner for Richard Mandella finally got her 1st start on Friday in a maiden special weight for fillies and mares 3 and up at ¾ on the main. Off as the heavy 2 to 5 choice in a field of 7 under Prat, she broke running from the 6 hole […] Read More

She’s Not Kidding: Checked Badly and Shuffled Back Then Rallied for 2nd

By Turfdom | November 25, 2023

Three year old filly for Brian Koriner had a very rough trip in her 2nd career start in the opener on Saturday. Off at 5/1 in a field of six and breaking from the rail in this 5/8 turf sprint, she broke OK under Fresu and sat 2nd down the back side hugging the rail. […] Read More

All That Glory: Broke Like a Rocket with Some Nice Runners Behind Him

By Turfdom | November 25, 2023

Two year old colt for Tim Yakteen made his debut on Saturday in a maiden special weight event at six and a half on the main. Off at 7/1 in a field of 11, he broke like a rocket from the outside slot and quickly opened up two and a half on the field with […] Read More

Stagger Lee: 5 Back Down Back Side and Finished 2nd With Courage

By Turfdom | November 24, 2023

Two year old colt for Steve Miyadi made start #2 on Friday In a Cal bred maiden special weight event at 5/8 on the lawn. Off at 5/2 in a field of 8, he broke OK under J.J. but was pretty much void of any early speed. He was five back down the back side, […] Read More

Money Makes Money: 5 Back At Top Of Lane Nosed Out of 2nd

By Turfdom | November 23, 2023

Two year old colt for Mark Glatt made his debut in Thursday’s opener, a 5/8 sprint on the turf for maiden special weights. Off at 9/1 in a field of 8, he bobbled and hopped at the start under Rispoli to be away last and was 7 lengths back of the leaders down the back […] Read More