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Use this long list
of betting angles wisely, find a combination that works best for you. Free Ultimate Past Performances with added data are available in the Past Performances section. These betting tips & angles are primarily for North American Thoroughbred
Horse Racing
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- Top Prime Power Ranked Horse (Bob Baffert's Favorite Angle)
- 30%
Win in any Jockey or Trainer Category (Minimum 10 Starts)
- 20% Win in at least 4 Jockey and Trainer
Categories
- More Positive Notes about horse than Negative (Tie is No Good)
- 20% Trainer Win Overall on Year
- 20% Win Jockey any Category
- ROI
of 1.00+ in any Category
- Hot Jockey Last 30 Days (Statmaster)
- Best
Jockey Trainer Combo Last 60 Days
- Horse Ranked in Both Top 3 Early Pace Last Race & Top
3 Late Pace Last Race (2015 Breeders Cup - Stephanie's Kitten ($17.60 Winner) - Catch A Glimpse ($14.80 Winner) - Liam's Map ($3.00 Winner) - Stonetastic (8th) - *Mongolian Saturday ($33.80 Winner) < Ranked 2nd EP & 4th LP, almost qualified
- Reuniting with Jockey that
it Won with before
- Best Beyer Last Race
- Top Rated Race Summary
Horse
- Win or within 3 lengths of Win at Highest Class Level (EX - Horse beaten 2 lengths in
Grade 1 race is Better than Horse that Won Grade 3 race.
- Bullet Work Prior to Race
- 1st Time Lasix
- Addition or Removal of Blinkers
- Top Jockey
Taking Over Riding Duties
- Horse ran Best Lifetime Beyer or Within 3 Points of Best Lifetime
Beyer in Most Recent Race (Be wary of horse than just ran 6+ points higher than previous Best Beyer, Bounce candidate >
Bellamy Road)
- Within 3 Points of Top Current Class rated horse
- Best
Early Pace or Late Pace is 10+ Points Better than anyone else in race (In the Race Summary Section of Form)
- Look for Horse with more Wins than 2nd or 3rd place finishes
- Best Jockey Last 365 days
at track riding Longshots (Statmaster)
- Look at Breeding for 1st time Grass runners (Brothers
or Sisters that Won on Grass)
- Turf to Dirt Surface Switch
- Beaten
Favorite Last Race
- Best Beyer or Within 3 Points of Best Beyer in Last or Second Last Race
- 50% In The Money Finishes Horse Career or Year
- Trainer 20% Win or 50% ITM any category
& Jockey 20% Win or 50% ITM any category
- Best Prime Power Horse with at least 2 Jockey or
Trainer categories with +ROI
- Best Second Highest Beyer Speed Figure (Usually more accurate than
Best Beyer Speed Figure)
- Best Last Race Beyer from Top 3 Prime Power Horses
- Highest Morning Line Odds Horse from Top 4 Race Summary Horses
- Best Beyer at Distance
- Multiple Winner at Track or at Distance
- Horse's Prime Power is 10+ Points than
everyone else in race (Usually go off at low odds but run good)
- Top 3 Finish Last Race
- Maiden Races look for Horse that had lead in most recent start
- Highest Earnings Per
Start (Statmaster)
- 2 Year Old Fillies are the most unpredictable and can improve quickly, races
tend to produce big longshot winners
- Early Speed Horse Dropping Down in Class usually run well
and carry speed well, even when going longer
- In Post Parade look for horse on its toes and ears
pointed up
- Look for Jockey with option to ride 2 or more horses in same race, choose who they
choose
- European horses on soft or yielding Turf
- Horse ridden by
same jockey entire career or on the year (particularly Kentucky Derby horses, jockey's conserve these horses until the
big race so form lines are often misleading)
- Problems in most recent start (EX - Traffic, Jockey
falling off)
- Recently Claimed horse that hasn't won yet for new connections
- Jockey with Win on horse is a sign of familiarity and a team comfortable with eachother
- Hot
Trainer (Statmaster Last 30 days)
- New Jockeys (Good young riders pre prime, under 1000 races
and under 23 years old, Joel Rosario before he ever won a big race was bringing in one longshot after another in California
- Bet against big favorites with below average connections (jockey and/or trainer with low win %)
- Bet against favorites and lean towards longshots in maiden races and races for 2 year olds with lots of lightly raced
starters
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The paper to read when you're playing to
win
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BH Interview with Roderick Wachman Jockey Manny Franco had a banner day at Keeneland April 7, earning back-to-back stakes victories in the rescheduled $400,000 Lafayette Stakes aboard Colloquial and the $600,000 Transylvania Stakes (G3T) with Test Score. On day 2 of the under tack show for the Ocala Breeders' Sales Spring Sale, Hip 181, a filly by Yaupon, breezed the fastest quarter in :20 2/5. A total of eight juveniles breezed an eighth of a mile in :09 4/5 to tie for the fastest time at an eighth. The $750,000 Ashland Stakes (G1) was essentially over as soon as it started as La Cara bounced beautifully from her No. 2 post position, took command, and never looked back en route to victory by about a half-length at Keeneland April 7. Trainer Mark Casse joins the April 7 BloodHorse Monday podcast to discuss Sandman and the fight against decoupling. Also, OBS president Tom Ventura previews the spring sale and co-hosts Louie Rabaut and Sean Collins recap recent Derby preps. At the close of the Inglis Easter Sale April 7, the average was AU$451,913—smashing last year's record of AU$426,447. The gross stood at AU$150 million, only down AU$1.8 million on 2024 despite only 332 lots being sold. Multiple grade-1 placed colt Ferocious died April 7 as a result of laminitis. Co-owner Ramiro Restrepo said it had been a downward slide for the son of Flatter since running in the Feb. 1 Holy Bull Stakes (G3) at Gulfstream Park. Godolphin's Verity did not hang around Keeneland long the afternoon of April 6 following her 5 1/4-length victory over a sloppy track in the $400,000 Beaumont Stakes (G2) on opening day of the spring meet. Tom Pedulla offers takeaways from major Kentucky Derby (G1) prep races held on each coast April 5, the Santa Anita Derby (G1) in California and the 100th Wood Memorial Stakes (G2) at Aqueduct. He also looks at international action in Dubai. Bookended by a strong opening week and a robust Santa Anita Derby weekend, the track's total all source handle topped $510 million. The total handle on just Santa Anita's races increased 5% from the 2023-24 Classic Meet.
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