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AI-powered horse racing intelligence. Data-driven handicapping insights delivered daily.
Every major North American track profiled — pace tendencies, post position edges, collapse rates, and speed biases mapped from 232,000+ races.
See examples →Seven-factor analysis grading every horse A through F — speed, pace, class, form, connections, pedigree, and betting value. Full narrative reasoning, not just numbers.
See examples →Tiered selections for every analyzed card — top picks, contenders, and value plays with clear reasoning you can use at the window.
See examples →Full transparency into our methodology, findings, and approach. Every bias we exploit, every baseline we measure against, every conclusion we draw — published openly so you can verify the edge yourself.
See examples →Sire, dam, broodmare sire, and nick performance data — sliced by surface, distance, class, and conditions. Know which bloodlines dominate before the field is drawn.
See examples →Trainer and jockey performance broken down by style, earnings, win rate, and productivity index. See which connections are running hot and where the smart money flows.
See examples →Every morning, our AI agents process the day's entries — past performances, track conditions, trainer angles, and pace projections.
Open the app to see tiered picks with full analysis breakdowns for every race. Understand the "why" behind each selection.
Use our signals alongside your own handicapping. We provide the edge — you make the final call at the window.
Most services hide behind vague claims. We publish every metric, every miss, every edge — updated daily so you can verify the numbers yourself.
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This isn't a side project. It's a research-grade handicapping system built on real data at scale.
Our entire dataset — race results, past performances, trainer/jockey stats, pedigree tables, and HITS network scores — is rebuilt bi-weekly. That means every lookup table, every baseline, and every statistical model reflects the most recent racing data available. We don't serve stale numbers.
We model every horse as a node in a massive competition network — 175,000+ horses connected by 6.3 million head-to-head matchup edges spanning 9 years of racing. From this graph, we compute three scores for every horse:
Authority — measures the quality of opponents a horse has beaten. A horse that defeats strong fields earns high authority. This is our primary class metric.
Hub — measures the quality of horses that have beaten this one. A horse consistently losing to elite fields has high hub score, signaling it runs in tough company even when it doesn't win.
PageRank — overall network centrality combining volume and quality. Horses that race frequently against strong competition rise to the top.
Edges are weighted by race class (G1 stakes = 5x, maiden claiming = 0.5x), margin of victory, and recency (365-day half-life). The result is a class rating that captures something no single speed figure or earnings number can: who you beat matters more than how fast you ran.
Every race is analyzed by seven AI specialist agents running in parallel, each focused on a single dimension of handicapping:
Speed — Speed figures, career patterns, figure trends
Pace — E1/E2/LP projections, pace pressure, collapse risk
Class — Class changes, HITS authority, network strength
Form — Fitness cycles, layoff analysis, surface/distance switches
Connections — Trainer/jockey patterns, CY ROI, intent signals
Pedigree — Sire/dam/nick fit for today's exact conditions
Betting — Overlays, underlays, sharp money, value detection
Each specialist writes an independent analysis, then an orchestrator synthesizes all seven perspectives into a unified assessment with tiered picks. This architecture means no single angle gets lost in the noise — every dimension gets its full voice before the final call is made.
Every pick is backed by over 300 predictive features drawn from 18 master lookup tables. The pedigree database alone contains 5,200+ sires, 66,000+ dams, 96,000+ sire/dam nicks, and 5,800+ broodmare sires. The connections database tracks 65,000+ trainer patterns, 5,300+ jockey style breakdowns, and 36,000+ trainer-jockey pair combinations.
Track bias tables cover 875 track/surface/distance/style combinations, 132 pace collapse scenarios, and seasonal early speed variations by quarter. All of this data flows into every analysis — nothing is approximated or hand-waved.
Yes. Every analyzed race gets a post-race recap with two sections: What Went Right and What Went Wrong. We score every horse against its prediction, document where the model's logic broke down, and publish a synthesized lesson. If our top pick finished last, you'll see exactly why — whether it was a pace scenario we misjudged, a form signal we overweighted, or a trainer angle that didn't fire. Full accountability, every race, no exceptions.
Most services give you picks. We give you the entire analytical framework. Every baseline, every bias, every research finding, every specialist's reasoning — published transparently so you can verify the edge yourself. We don't ask you to trust a black box. We show every number, explain every conclusion, and publish our mistakes alongside our wins. The picks are the output; the intelligence system behind them is what you're really getting.
We build our own past performances from scratch. Every past performance line, every speed figure, every stat in Trifectly is constructed by us from publicly available results charts — the same official race records published after every race at every North American track. We don't license past performances from any third-party data provider.
This gives us complete control over our data pipeline — no dependency on proprietary formats, no vendor lock-in, no black-box numbers we can't verify. When we compute a speed figure, pace projection, or class rating, we know exactly what inputs produced it because we built the entire chain from raw chart data forward.
Our database spans 7+ years of racing history — over 276,000 races and 2.3 million entries. We've cross-validated our dataset against other industry sources for accuracy and completeness. The depth of history means every statistical model, every baseline, and every pattern we surface is grounded in a large, verified sample.
What we build from public charts:
What we source live: The night before racing, tracks publish their official entry cards — listing the horses, post positions, trainers, jockeys, distance, surface, and conditions. That entry card is the only live input we need. From there, every name is cross-referenced against our database to build a full picture: speed and pace figures, class trajectory, form cycle, track bias for today's conditions, trainer and jockey angles, and pedigree profiles. The historical database does the heavy lifting — we just need to know who's running and where. Live odds and pool data flow in once betting opens.
Accuracy & validation: We periodically backtest our figures and models against other industry datasets to check for drift and confirm accuracy. Our database is the source of truth, but we verify it stays aligned with the broader data ecosystem as our history grows.
We don't resell, repackage, or display anyone else's proprietary ratings. Every number in Trifectly is ours — built from public data, verified for accuracy, and fully transparent.
We're just getting started. Here's what's coming next to the Trifectly platform.
Attach your own observations to any horse, trainer, angle, or race directly inside the app. Build a living notebook of insights that travels with the data — flag a horse you liked in the post parade, tag a trainer pattern you spotted, or jot down trip notes while the replay is still fresh.
Keep notes private, share them with a handpicked circle, or publish them to the community on any race, horse, or angle. See what sharp handicappers are writing about the same runners you're watching. A collaborative layer on top of the data — where the crowd gets smarter together.
A dedicated iPhone and iPad app built for the rail and the recliner. Use Apple Pencil to mark up the racecard, circle your plays, annotate pace scenarios, and draw arrows on past performances like you would on a printed program — but with the entire Trifectly intelligence engine behind it.
Prep your entire day before the first post. Build watchlists by track, flag the races you want to play, map out your ticket strategy, and set alerts for scratches or odds changes. Walk up to the window with a plan — not a scramble.
Watch every historical race a horse has run — right inside the app next to the past performance data. See the trip, not just the numbers. Replay the current race to verify your observations, study running styles in motion, and spot trouble lines that never show up in a chart.
Real-time odds overlaid with our AI's true probability estimates. Instant overlay callouts when the board is wrong — undervalued horses flagged the moment they appear, hidden money detected across win/place/show pools, and automatic alerts when a place or show bet carries more expected value than the win. Find the soft spots in the pool before the money moves.
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