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Kentucky racing is my jam, to steal Amy Kearns’ favorite saying. And there’s something about being back on our home turf that feels right. We did well at Saratoga through the numbers we have published and, more importantly, personally in our own gambling. We look at our own ROI the simplest way possible: what did we deposit into the ADWs, and what did we get back? From July 3 through September 7, 2026, we deposited $7,461.00. Our winnings for that same period were $17,205.58.

It’s a big day at Churchill Downs. A series of stakes races with direct implications for the Breeders’ Cup at Keeneland, and for us, the Twin Spires are home turf. We’ve already gotten off to a good start through the first two days, and there is a comfort level here that you don't get everywhere. The track makes sense to me. The horses make sense to me. Most importantly, I don't see the constant rebreaking form that we saw at Saratoga. What happened at Toga stays at Toga. Tha

Seriously. Besides doing the Keeneland video works, handicapping multiple tracks, handling the day-to-day grind of racing — and doing all of that while she and her husband Tom are dealing with little Michael’s cancer and everything that comes with real life — how dare she go to Kentucky Downs and put up a 39.5% Top Choice winning percentage? How dare she? And then she has to go and have 54% of her 1st and 2nd Choice selections win. Oh, and 68% of the winners at Kentucky Downs

🏇 RacingWithBruno 2026 Summer Recap: The Numbers Tell the Story As the summer racing season comes to a close, I wanted to take a step back and look at what RacingWithBruno accomplished — not just through opinions or observations, but through the numbers. I’m extremely proud of our results, our analytics and, most importantly, the trust our clients and followers have placed in us throughout the summer. The numbers tell a story — and they are worth sharing. 📊 The Entire Summe

People have some serious fuck-you money to spend in this business on horses. Saratoga today is a pretty good window into that particular brand of insanity—wrapped in tax breaks and tied off with a neat little red bow. In just a handful of races, there is approximately $16.925 million worth of horseflesh bought at auction entered on the card for more than a million dollars at the Spa. Its Fort Knox day at Saratoga. I am on record as saying auction prices are 'fubar' as a handi

Procrastination is a funny word Sometimes life is like a comedian standing in front of you, throwing jokes your way, and somehow, buried inside the punchline, there is a covert message. I deal with this kind of hysteria every day. One of my favorite lines is: “Are you fucking kidding me?” I probably say it more than I should. But here is the thing: we cater to our customers. We love hearing from them. We love it when somebody writes to tell us they hit the Pick 6 at Del Mar o

The Market Knows—Or Does It? There is a lot to look forward to on today’s Travers Stakes card. The Travers itself is secondary in my plays, but the undercard is very good. We are going to see everything today: great performances from horses showing their re-breaking, man-made-given abilities, and poor performances that will leave you scratching your head. Saratoga this season has been unlike any other. You have to be clued in. Dialed in. You have to get the gist. If you think