Workout Analyst Report

Win Big and Look Like a Pro with our Insider Information On Morning Workouts

Today's Racing Digest's exclusive Workout Report will give you invaluable insight as to the true fitness and ability of each horse which can produce huge payouts since this information is not readily available to the rest of the betting public.

Available Workout Report Files

ProductTrackPriceSat 20thSun 21st
90 Day Workout ReportSanta Anita$8.00

The Biggest Payouts Come When You See What The Rest Of The Betting Public Missed

Professional handicappers know that one of the easiest and most commonly overlooked handicapping angle to finding hidden value on the tote board is through a reputable workout report.  To this end, many high stakes Horseplayers will hire a private clocker to watch and report on morning workouts at their local tracks.  Given the exclusivity to this type of insider information most of the betting public won't have access to it and will often miss out on horses that look slow on paper or have no prior racing experience but have been readily improving and staying fit through a string of high performance workouts.

Today's Racing Digest's Workout Report levels the playing field by giving you the same type of inside information at a fraction of the cost.  Our team of highly experienced workout analysts and reputable horsemen are on track each morning watching, evaluating and reporting to us on each of the horse's workouts, the strength of those workouts and how it fits in today's race conditions.

Customer Reviews

I've been a professional handicapper and creating my own numbers for the past 20 years.  I used to pay a little more than $500 a month for a private clocker service which was good but I'm finding your workout report to be just as helpful if not better.  Keep up the great work and the winners coming!"

H. Rothenberg
(customer since 2020)

I hit a $22.20 winner in the 1st with Awesome Rhythm yesterday thanks to your workout report.   I would have passed on him but his last workout 7 days ago showed he was "ready to fire".  Thank you!

J. Brandis
(customer since 2017)

I've been a customer since the 80's and have tried every workout report out there.  Nothing even comes close to the Digest's workout report.  It's my go to sheet for first timers and long layoffs which have done well for me.

J. Sanderson
(customer since 1984)

When To Use

First Time Starters

Look for several strong or "Bullet" works leading up to race day.

Fit and Ready to Run

Look at the freqency of works between races.

Back From a Layoff

Frequency and consistency with improvement is important.

Imports

Look at  the analysis to ensure the Horse has adjusted to the track.

Surface Switches

How the horse likes the new surface

Lightly Raced

Frequency and consistency with improvement is a positive.

It's Like Having Your Own Private Clocker

Today’s Racing Digest has experienced clockers at each of the major tracks in Southern California, and exceptional as well as poor works are noted daily in our workout report. The our exclusive workout report gives you all of the workouts we have from the last 90 days for the horses running in today’s race.

Quickly See Which Horses Are Ready To Fire

How to use a horse racing workout report

Our Expert Workout Analysts Have Done The Work For You

Bolded workouts are exceptional and generally the fastest 5% of all drills for that day.

Better-Than-Looked and noteworthy works are noted in the comments.

Team works, blowouts from the gate, maintenance works are also noted in the comments.

Workout Guide

As a guide for your judgment of workouts, the following list indicates the times considered excellent for the usual distances under usual circumstances:

2 1/4 Mile 22.3 or faster
3 3/8 Mile 34.4 or faster
4 1/2 Mile 46.4 or faster
5 5/8 Mile 59.2 or faster
6 3/4 Mile 1:12.2 or faster
7 7/8 Mile 1:25.3 or faster
8 One Mile 1:39.3 or faster
Bolded workouts are referred to as exceptional. Exceptional Works are generally among the fastest 5% of all the drills for that day.  (The Digest does not require that all distances are represented among the exceptionals, as the times may be slower than the guidelines established above.) In addition, the Digest points out BTL (better-than-looked) drills, as well as any other morning exercises that seem noteworthy. The latter category takes into consideration team works, 'blowouts' from the gate, etc.