Triple33 doesn't guess winners. It gathers what is known about every race, verifies it, follows it live until post time, and keeps a record of what it published so it can be checked against the official result.
Races from more than 50 tracks in the US and Canada, without hopping from site to site.
Every analysis is time-stamped and saved before post time, then compared against the official result once the race is over.
Scratches, surface changes, the official track condition, and the weather: the analysis picks them up as they're announced.
Track conditions come from the official report, and when they don't, we say so. If it isn't known, it isn't shown.
Drawn on each track's actual oval, cross-checked with two sources: where the race starts, how many turns it takes, and where the wire is.
No more decoding dense past performances horse by horse: every race arrives organized and explained. Today in Spanish; English and more languages are on the way.
What we don't do: we don't sell picks or promise results. We give you the whole race so you can make your own call.
The same race header Triple33 users see, here with a made-up race.
The gold line is the race distance on that track's oval, from the start to the wire.
The track condition shows its source: “official” when it comes from the official report, and a warning when it doesn't.
Scratched horses are crossed out and the field size updates.
The race, the horse, its people and the track: what you need to know about each one before post time.
How the race is expected to be run: who usually goes to the front, who waits and who closes.
Every race it has run, and how it comes into today.
Who rides it and who trains it, with their numbers at today's track.
Today's conditions, and how the track is laid out.
Every race of the day, organized with data: the pace, the track, the weather and the last-minute changes.
Your horse's form, race by race, side by side with the rivals it will face.
A read on every race: the expected pace, the track condition, and the rivals.
How every horse runs on each surface and distance, race by race, with its pedigree.
We start with racing in the US and Canada. The same analysis, with the same rule of publishing before and checking after, will reach more countries and more languages.
More than 50 racetracks and about 100 races a day, in Spanish.
Venezuelan racing first, then the rest of Latin America, with the same race-by-race analysis.
More races and more languages, to reach every fan in their own language.
No. Triple33 doesn't guess winners or sell picks: it organizes everything that is known about each race so you can make an informed decision.
Today, races at more than 50 tracks in the United States and Canada, about 100 a day. Venezuela, the rest of Latin America, Europe, and Asia come next.
Every analysis is time-stamped and saved before the race is run, then compared against the official result.
The scratched horse is crossed out as soon as it's announced, and a race taken off the turf is analyzed on the surface it's actually run on.
Today, Spanish. English and other languages are on the way.
Yes: on your phone and on your computer.
We open soon, first for those who ask. Write to us and we'll let you know.
Prefer to write to us? contacto@triple33.com
Version of October 10, 2026.