The AI-enabled program likewise had the winner in the $200K G3 Ft. Lauderdale Stakes in the 11th at Gulfstream, run at 1 1/8 mi. on the dirt for three-year-olds and up, with its first selection of #2 Wolfies’ Dynaghost at 4-5. The son Ghostzapper took it wire-to-wire in the win, setting a new track record for 1 1/8 mi at 1:43:42.

The AI-enabled and track-customized program had the exacta order correct in the $150K G3 Harland’s Holiday at Gulfstream today, run at 1 1/16 mi. on the dirt for three-year-olds and up, with its primary and secondary selections of #2 Skippylongstocking at 9-5 and #5 Poster at 6-5. After getting shuffled back coming around the turn, the classy son of Exaggerator (57% WP% versus this field) made a move to outside and then put away the odds favorite, Poster, down the stretch to win by a half length. The $2 ex. paid $22.00.

The Premium Racing Reports for Gulfstream and Tampa Bay Downs are now available on the “Purchase” page. At Gulfstream today are the following graded stakes races:

Race 5 – $125K Janus Stakes at 5f on the turf for three-year-olds and up

Race 6 – $125K Sugar Swirl Stakes at 6f on the dirt of three-year-old fillies and mares

Race 9 – $150K Suwannee River Stakes at 1 mi. on the turf for three-year-old fillies and mares

Race 10 – $150K G3 Harlan Holiday’s at 1 1/16mi. on the dirt for three-year-olds

The Premium Race Report for Tampa Bay Downs has been completed and is ready for launch this Sat. It will be available for purchase on the Purchase page. The Report has been compiled and optimized from the back-testing of metrics in hundreds of races in 2025.

The Tampa Bay Downs report differentiates races by recognizing that sprint and route contests—and dirt and turf surfaces—behave very differently in how races are decided. Sprint races are evaluated with an emphasis on early race shape and the ability to stay involved through pressure, while route races are approached as longer-form contests where balance, efficiency, and sustained positioning matter more than raw early advantage. Likewise, dirt races are treated as more volatile and intent-driven, whereas turf races are analyzed as more rhythm-dependent and tactically structured. By adapting its interpretation to these distinct environments, the report reflects how Tampa races actually unfold, rather than applying a single generic model across all distances and surfaces.

The AI-enabled program had another nice result at Aqueduct today, this time in the 5th race, a $33K claiming race at 1 mi. on the dirt for three-year-olds, with the exacta order correct with its Primary and Secondary selections of #9 Smileandsaycheese at 3-1 and Confabulation at 7-2. The $1 ex. paid $29.77 in a fairly wide open race with a ten horse field. The theoretical odds the program assigned the two horses were 3.7-1 and 3.9-1, close where they went off.