Confirm the final field
Start with scratches and changes. Removing one speed horse can turn a contested pace into lone speed.
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Horse Racing Entries
Browse track-by-track entries, race conditions, program information, and upcoming cards from the industry’s official database.
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Changes & Scratches
Check race-day changes before you rely on an earlier card. Scratches can alter pace, price, and the entire shape of a race.
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Summary Results & Result Charts
Review official finishes, payoffs, fractions, and chart notes after the races are complete.
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Workouts & Today’s Runners
Search the free index of horses, trainers, and jockeys appearing on a selected race date.
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Race Dates & Past Performances
Learn how eligible TwinSpires customers can receive BRIS past performances for a card when they place a qualifying wager on that track and date.
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Weather & Racetrack Information
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Before the first race
A four-step card check.
Read the conditions
Surface, distance, age, sex, claiming price, and eligibility tell you what the race is asking before a figure does.
Separate contenders from prices
First decide who can win. Then decide whether the available odds pay enough for the uncertainty.
Record the reason
Write one sentence explaining the play—or the pass. Clear reasons are easier to evaluate after the race.