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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!

Tie Breaker: May be More Suited For Routing

By Racing Digest | April 7, 2023

May have found a new home on the turf as he seemed to race much better with the surface switch. While he raced in midpack throughout, he seemed to give it his best in the stretch and didn’t seem to lose a lot of ground. The gelding has a long stride and may be more […] Read More

Alpine Queen: Can Improve With a Better Break and Trip

By Racing Digest | April 6, 2023

Didn’t break the best and was caught four wide up the backstretch while tracking four others in front of her. She made a big move around the turn, but couldn’t keep up in the final furlong. A better trip and better break can only help her chances next time. Next Upcoming Race:     Alpine […] Read More

Kuchar: A Victim of “Ortiz Drift” Can Improve In Next Start

By Racing Digest | April 6, 2023

Comebacker was a victim of the “Ortiz drift” in the stretch and this may have cost him the race. There was clear sailing in between horses, before Ortiz drifted out causing Kuchar to steady a bit in midstretch. The jock was going to go in between horses once again, but the gap closed and he […] Read More

Seismic Spirit (IRE): If Cuts Back To Sprint Bet The Rent Money

By Turfdom | April 2, 2023

Three year old gelding for Peter Miller made his 1st start around two turns and his sixth career start in Sunday’s opener, a mile on the turf for non winners twice starter allowance race. Off at 5/1 in a field of six reduced by two late scratches, he broke well under J.J. and tracked the […] Read More

Johannes: Looks Like Graded Stakes Material

By Turfdom | April 2, 2023

Three year old colt for Tim Yakteen tried two turns for the first time in his 6th career start and he passed the test with flying colors in the Pasadena stakes on Sunday at a mile on the turf for sophomores. Off as the heavy 3/10 choice in a field of just four, he lagged […] Read More

Ginnsu Warrior: Switched Leads Near Wire and Can Improve

By Racing Digest | April 2, 2023

Showed a lot more early speed today in what may have been an experiment for his new barn. The gelding was four deep in a five horse battle for the lead up the backstretch. He took over the lead around the turn and was in between horses throughout the stretch. He was keeping up with […] Read More

Kingfish Stevens: Blinkers On Could Move Him Forward

By Racing Digest | April 2, 2023

Made his local debut after three starts in Florida and received a tracking trip up the backstretch. He loomed a bold threat on the far outside entering the stretch and was lightly-bumped as well. Jock had to hold him in the stretch as he kept trying to lug in and the jock just basically took […] Read More

Mostly Harmless: Can Move Forward With More Early Speed

By Racing Digest | April 2, 2023

Is usually forwardly-placed, but was allowed to trail the field up the backstretch. She began her rally entering the stretch and looked like she had a shot at the win in midstretch, but flattened out late to finish 4th. Expect her to show more early speed and possibly move forward next time out. Next Upcoming […] Read More

Procrastination: Good Enough For This Condition Turf or Dirt

By Turfdom | April 1, 2023

Three year old filly for Mike McCarthy tried the turf for the 1st time in her four race career in Saturday’s opener and handled it just fine. Off at 2/1 in a field of just five for the 1st allowance condition at ¾ on the sod, she was away OK from the gate and sat […] Read More

Ultimate Gamble: $1.7 Million Colt with Bright Future

By Turfdom | April 1, 2023

Three year old colt for Mark Glatt made start #2 on Saturday in a maiden special weight event at a flat mile on the main track, 3 and up. Off as the heavy 3/5 choice in a field of just five, he broke OK under Dettori and laid third down the back side, four off […] Read More

Storm Shooter: Fought Gamely For 2nd While Off Form

By Racing Digest | April 1, 2023

Entered this in poor form, but the blinkers were removed for this and he set the early pace. He was hooked up with a rival around the turn and fought on gamely in the stretch along the rail in a three horse driving finish at the wire. The gelding held 3rd and he may be […] Read More

Lockbox: Bumped at Gate Trouble Focusing Can Improve

By Racing Digest | March 30, 2023

Raced with first time blinkers for this and the filly never really looked comfortable until the final furlong when she got up late for 3rd. She was bumped out of the gate and the entire field lined up for the lead a few strides out of the gate. This gal was then wrestled back to […] Read More

Racing Colors: Held Fro 3rd With Equipment Trouble

By Racing Digest | March 30, 2023

Appeared to have some equipment issues a few strides out of the gate as she drifted far back of the field while racing out near the middle of the track up the backstretch as the jock kept looking down and pulling on the bit. She was allowed to settle and actually caught up to the […] Read More

Squid Gamer: Much Improved With a Rally In the Final Stretch

By Racing Digest | March 26, 2023

Showed marked improvement in start #2 as he tracked the pace in the three-path up the backstretch. He started his rally around the turn with the eventual winner to his outside and was along the rail entering the stretch. He couldn’t match strides late, but this was a much better effort and he did hold […] Read More

Vancougar: Exploded at the 1/8 Pole and Won Going Away by One at the Wire

By Turfdom | March 26, 2023

Four year old gelding for Jeff Mullins made start #2 this year and the 4th start of his career in Sunday’s opener, a maiden special weight event for 3,4, and 5 year olds at ¾ on the turf. Off at 5/1 after getting heavy play right from the start, he broke OK under Vasquez and […] Read More