The Track-IQ framework had the winner this afternoon in the $100K Mardi Gras stakes at 5 1/2f on the turf for fillies and mares four-years-old and up with its Primary selection of #6 Shining Star (GB) at 1-2. The horse was a heavy underlay at that price versus his theoretical odds of 2.7-1 and M/L of 5-2 but was also undefeated at the track in one start and was 2-2 at the distance coming in. The Brad Cox trained horse paid $3.00 for the win.

For the rest of the card, the framework performed very well, having the winner with its Primary, Secondary or Tertiary selections in all seven races covered (100%). It also had the exacta order correct with P/S/T horses in four out of the seven race (57%). Here’s the full report, results and audit.

Click to access fgx0217_trackiq_ironclad-1.pdf

https://www.equibase.com/static/chart/summary/FG021726USA-EQB.html

Audit with Performance Table

📊 FGX – Feb 17, 2026

P/S/T Performance Table

Race	P/S/T (PDF)	Finish	Winner	Win $	Winner Rank	Exacta	Exacta Inside P/S/T?	Exacta $	Trifecta Inside P/S/T?
1	4-3-2	4-3-1	#4 Remi	4.40	Primary	4-3	✔ Yes	2.90	✔ (4-3-1 projected)
2	3-5-4	4-3-5	#4 Achromedoutcat	13.00	Tertiary	4-3	✔ Yes	21.70	✔ Full 4-3-5
3	2-3-4	2-3-6	#2 Canal Street	2.80	Primary	2-3	✔ Yes	11.60	✖
5	1-3-6	6-4-1	#6 Fake Smart	8.60	Tertiary	6-4	✖	36.90	✖
6	1-6-9	6-5-1	#6 Exclusive Star	4.20	Secondary	6-5	✖	4.40	✖
7	2-5-1	2-1-4	#2 Love and Trust	4.00	Primary	2-1	✔ Yes	11.20	✖
8	6-5-4	6-1-5	#6 Shining Star	3.00	Primary	6-1	✖	4.20	✖

As a way to help users and provide them additional notes on how to use and navigate the Track-IQ Reports, a link to a notes document has been posted below the track selections on the Purchase Page. The notes explain the Track-IQ’s theoretical approach to horse handicapping in more detail and offer specific strategy tips on evaluating races and selecting horses. The notes can also be found below.

Click to access frameworkforlongtermadvantage.pdf