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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Three horses from the same Newcastle maiden, a high-profile debut of Drop Dead Gorgeous at Naas, and a handicapper striding like an extreme stayer at entirely the wrong trip. Seven horses caught the eye — here’s what the stride data says. This edition: Infinite Dream | Inishbeg | Midsummer Storm | Drop Dead Gorgeous | … Read more
Three horses new to Stride Watch this edition, alongside an update on previously highlighted runners — all of whom have run since and moved in the right direction. This edition: Silent Strike | Cotai Lights | Always Happy Finding value before the market does. Stride Watch highlights horses whose biomechanics reveal they’re racing at the wrong distance. … Read more
A speed pedigree striding like a stamina horse. Three horses from the same race pointing in different directions. And the former Champion Hurdle winner who may not want the trip many are assuming he does. This edition of Stride Watch has a theme — what the data says isn’t always what you’d expect. This edition: … Read more
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