From Data to a Single Sheet
Seventeen years of racing know-how, fused with a machine-learning model, distilled into one page per race you can read in seconds.
How a sheet is made
The same process runs for every track, every racing morning.
Data In
Past performances, pace, pedigree, trainer and jockey form, the full picture for every entry.
The Model Scores
Our proprietary model rates every horse and projects its own fair odds for the race.
Value vs the Line
We compare the model's price to the morning line and flag overlays, chalk, and fades.
Posted & Updated
The sheet posts once post positions are drawn, usually 3-4 days out, then updates with scratches, jockey changes, and track conditions right through race day.
Reading a page, top to bottom
One race per page. Hover, tap, or tab through the numbered markers on this real sheet to see what each part tells you.
Hover, tap, or tab through the numbered markers to see what each part of the sheet tells you. This is a real page: Saratoga, July 11 2026, Race 10, a Grade 2 on turf worth $250,000.
What the highlights mean
Most rows are plain. Two are not, and the difference between them decides how you bet the horse.
A DTS Best Bet
A genuine contender that the model prices meaningfully shorter than the morning line. The crowd has not caught up to it yet. These are the horses that fill the Top DTS Bets card at the top of the sheet, and they are the ones the model considers win-bet material.
A longshot looker
A horse the model rates below the top of the field that is still going off at far bigger odds than it deserves. Use these underneath in exotics rather than as win bets. The value is in the price and the tail, not in a flat wager to win.
Green stays deliberately rare so the gold keeps your eye. If a row carries neither, the model sees the horse as fairly priced or overbet, and the reasons why sit in its Like / Fade panel.
Study early. Confirm at post time.
The sheet is built off the entries as soon as post positions are drawn, usually 3-4 days out, so you can start planning early. As race day nears, it updates to reflect the day's scratches, jockey changes, and track conditions, the read recalculated around who's actually running.
Any pass covering a track on a given day includes every update, buy once, get the early look and the most recent changes right up to post.
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