How much time and money do you spend hunting for all the handicapping stuff you need to feel confident? Speed figures here, pedigree reports there, workout data somewhere else,  and you're still not sure you have it all.I like to use every item available to cover all the bases, a well-rounded approach to handicapping. I got tired of being nickel-and-dimed and hunting for products.

I got tired of being nickel-and-dimed. That's why I created the IMT BREDS Ultimate Kentucky Derby Betting Guide. It has everything except the past performances and the kitchen sink. (I tried the kitchen sink. It was useless.)

So what’s in the guide?
A horse-by-horse analysis including key strengths and weaknesses, overall ratings, plus:

►3 different speed figures? Got it – DRF, Brisnet & TimeformUS.

►Pedigree? – Of course, including sire & damsire stakes winners at 1 1/4 miles and farther, the X factor and the new feature, Cluster Profiles.

►Distance & Surface?  – Some horses love Churchill; others are by sires whose babies don’t.  (Yes, I’m looking at you, Tapit).  All the sire stats of whose offspring love, hate, or are indifferent to the track in routes.  Same for mud.  An easy-to-read chart shows you everything.

►Running Style & Speed Ratings? – Can’t handicap without ‘em.  Seeing where a horse expends energy in a race compared to the rest of the field is crucial.  Did they gain or lose points in their final race?  A handy chart lets you see everything at a glance.

►Last Prep Final Furlongs? – Yep, final furlong and final 3/8s, plus if they lost ground.  Another nifty chart.

►Trip Notes?  - Yes, my way.  How a horse behaves in a race is more important than where it finishes. 

►Morning Works? – Who's training sharp, who's a washout — all the info you'd get in a full work report.

The Ultimate Chart of Everything: Who checks all the boxes, who's lost their edge — plus my picks, all logic, no emotional favorites. (Ok, a little bias. But I promise not to tear up.)

NOBODY produces a quality guide like this!