Fifty years of handicapping instinct, distilled into an AI engine that reads a race the way a professional does — not a random number generator dressed up as a tip sheet.
No long-term commitment required to try it, and no ceiling on how deep you can go.
The fastest way to see what TrackSmart AI can do. One request, one fully handicapped card, no subscription.
For the horseplayer who bets every day. Works out to roughly 33¢ a card.
Run TrackSmart AI's handicapping logic yourself, unlimited, race after race, meet after meet.
Most handicapping tools lock you into one data source or one kind of racing. TrackSmart AI doesn't.
Brisnet, DRF, and Equibase — three dedicated engines built around each provider's own data.
Gate mechanics, wind normalization, and trial drops for the 220–440 sprint game.
Harness racing built on TrackMaster data, with driver and trainer ROI baked in.
Box draw, pace geometry, and trip trouble, purpose-built for the oval.
Each one is a dedicated model tuned to its own data source, distances, and quirks — not a generic template stretched to fit.
The flagship thoroughbred analyzer — fifth-generation, built on BRIS past performances.
Daily Racing Form data with Beyer figures and Timeform pace pars.
Built for Equibase's format, including 3-year-old date-math handling.
Standardbred-specific, with track-geometry physics and driver/trainer ROI.
Sprint-distance specialist tuned for gate breaks and short fields.
Box and pace forensics for the track oval.
Dual-source international model for Racing & Sports Global data.
Built around Sky Racing's free data feeds for global East markets.
UK and European racing, tuned to free ADW data sources.
"With TrackSmart AI, you don't just get picks — you get a teacher and a student in one."
— TrackSmart AITwo years building the engine. Fifty-plus years reading a Racing Form — a lifetime that started with his father teaching him at the track, and continued through running racing syndicates across Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and Florida. TrackSmart AI isn't a black box guessing at patterns; it's five decades of handicapping judgment, encoded so it never has an off day, never gets tired on a 21-card Saturday, and never skips the horse buried on the also-eligible list.
Grab a single card, subscribe for daily coverage, or own the engine outright. Every path starts the same way — with an AI that actually thinks like a handicapper.