Generally speaking, we use the profiles as another handicapping tool to assist us in solidifying or discarding our picks. We get our top three picks and then see how the trainer patterns match up with the race and then make our picks based on that. However, if we see a trainer with a specific pattern that has won at a good price in the past, the same exact pattern appears again, and the odds are right, we may bet regardless of whether the horse is one of our top three or not. We have been very successful doing this. Words of caution though, make sure that the horse’s running style fits the race.
So then the question is asked, “Why is the Thoroughbred Trainer Profile information any more reliable than DRF, Brisnet, Equibase or numerous other trainer statistics available?” There are two answers to this question:
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