Most handicappers call a race from which two or more horses have gone on to win their next race, a KEY Race. It's an indication that the race was unusually competitive. As a result, any horse coming out of that same race should be given some extra credit. We frequently see Key Races in which as many as five (5) horses have gone on to win their next race!

Here's a great example! In the 3rd at Monmouth on 9/12/09, The Cognac Kid finished fifth. Five other horses from that race went on to win their next outing. The Cognac Kid didn't run again until Monday, 5/31/2010. He not only won the 6th at Monmouth on that day, but he paid a WHOPPING $210.20!

Here's another example of how powerful key race information can be, taken from the card at Arlington Park on 9/4/2009.

There were six horses coming out of key races that were running that day. As you can see, four of the six won their race, nearly tripling your money if you bet them all equally. And, as exciting as that may be, it was fairly representative of the long run. We ran a work out for a full month at Arlingtion, from 8/3/2009 through 9/3/2009, and here are the results:

Even though there were some races with five horses coming out of key races (and obviously, only one could win) these horses won 64 out of 192 bets, for 33.3 percent and an average mutuel of $14.31! And, the $532 profit from $384 bet comes to an ROI of more than 138 percent! You can download an Excel spreadsheet containing the entire workout by Clicking HERE

We are now offering you three different ways to take advantage of horses coming from key races in your handicapping.