Stride analysis identifying horses racing at the wrong distance. Find value before the market catches on — biomechanics reveals which horses will improve once stepped up or dropped back in trip.
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Palladas headlines this edition of Stride Watch. The Godolphin racehorse made an eye-catching debut at Kempton — stride profile pointing toward middle distances, despite a pace warning that limits prediction confidence at this stage. Alongside him, three horses whose biomechanics suggest improvement once stepped up in trip. This edition: Palladas | Shabab Al Ahli | … Read more
Selenic headlines this edition of Stride Watch with an extreme stamina profile that suggests significant improvement once stepped up to longer distances. This edition: Selenic | Itica | Felix Gem | Guildmaster STRIDE WATCH Finding value before the market does. Stride Watch highlights horses whose biomechanics reveal they’re racing at the wrong distance. Using predictive models, we … Read more
The Lost King headlines this edition of Stride Watch. The Andrew Balding-trained 4yo returned from a 202-day absence to win at Kempton — but the stride data from that performance reveals something the form book doesn’t. Six career runs showing a consistent pattern. Alongside him, five horses whose true trip is still being discovered. STRIDE … Read more
Extremely Zain headlines this edition of Stride Watch with the most freakish 2yo stride profile analysed in 2025. The William Haggas-trained horse won his Newcastle debut by seven lengths — but what the stride data revealed was so far outside normal parameters it breaks predictive models. Alongside him, three horses whose stride data suggests they’ll … Read more