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We offer a new level
of information that will give you the
ADVANTAGE in recognizing winning trainer patterns and
help you identify those trainers that win at a BIG
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For the meets that we are
tracking, the Thoroughbred Trainer Profiles
consists of a detailed profile line for every TRAINER WIN.
Our profile reports make it very easy for you to just
look down the column
and spot a trainers favorite jockey, preferred distance and running surface,
and, most importantly, his/her winning patterns. At glance you'll
be able
to see what changes the trainer made:
No
other source shows a detailed breakdown of each trainers wins in
such a way that at a glance you can readily detect winning patterns.
Old
Handicapping Myths
Back in the 1980's and 90's, the prevailing handicapping principle
(books, articles, etc.) was to stay away from horses coming off a
rest unless they had X number of workouts and the workouts had
to be within a certain number of days, etc.. Our profiles showed
the exact opposite and our subscribers made money off that
fact. Now all we hear about is how freshened horses come back
and win. However, many still say to stay away from horses coming
back from long layoffs until they have a race or two. There are
trainers that excel at bringing horses back from a year or
longer and winning first time out. The
profiles will show
you who they are.
Another 1980's and 90's prevailing handicapping principle was
to stay away from horses making a big class drop or dropping
below their claiming price because the trainer was trying to get
rid of the horses, for whatever reason. Again, our profiles
were telling us a different story. Many trainers were just
trying to steal a race due to the prevailing mentality of the
damaged horse. Even if the horses was damaged goods, when
you drop from 32K Claiming race down to a 8K Claiming race,
damaged or not, many times the horses is still good enough to
beat the horses at the bottom of the barrel. Our
subscribers
still make money off the trainers who do this, especially
those that drop their horses below the claiming price
(DBCP).
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abbreviations used within the profiles and the profile comments.
Data
provided by Thoroughbred Trainer Profiles is manually compiled from news
print, magazine print, the Internet, and from televised media and is generally
accurate and current but occasionally errors and omissions occur as a result
of
incorrect data compiled, mistakes in processing or other causes. Thoroughbred
Trainer Profiles disclaims responsibility for the consequences, if any, of such
errors,
but would appreciate them being brought to our attention. Additionally, our
service
is designed to enhance handicapping methodology and is not intended as a
handicapping service. Any betting choices made using this information is the
sole
responsibility of the player.
