Gibbons Racing turns your past performances into pictures you can read at a glance, runs handicapping tournaments with live standings, and opens every column of your data for your own analysis.
Already have an account? Log in. Bring your own Brisnet single-file past performances, any track, any date.
Load a Brisnet card and every race lays itself out: Prime Power, speed and pace figures, run styles, the likely pace scenario, connections and workouts, with charts that make the contenders obvious.
Run a contest with friends or join one. Players pick each race, picks lock at post time, and a tote-board leaderboard updates as results go official.
All 1,435 columns of the Brisnet single file, parsed and organized. Load as many cards as you like and each horse's history merges into one profile you can search and study.
Every chart below comes from a real Brisnet file: the 2023 Minnesota Derby at Canterbury Park, 1 Mile 70 Yards on the dirt.
BRIS Prime Power for each starter, strongest at the top.
Right is faster early, up is stronger late. Gray lines mark the class pars. #8 Sir Sterling stands alone in the fast-early, strong-late corner.
Projects each horse's position at the calls from its pace and speed figures, then runs the race 2,000 times.
| Horse | Win % | Top 3 | Fair odds | M/L |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #8 Sir Sterling | 81% | 1-1 | 2-1 | |
| #4 Roses By Liam | 79% | 7-2 | 7-2 | |
| #1 Jose Patio | 33% | 10-1 | 8-1 | |
| #5 It's Bobs Business | 33% | 11-1 | 8-1 | |
| #2 West Island | 30% | 19-1 | 5-1 |
When the morning line is longer than fair odds, the app flags an overlay: here, Sir Sterling at 2-1.
Set up a card, invite your handicappers and let the board do the rest.
| Pos | Handicapper | Wnrs | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sample: Speed Fig Sam | 2 | 17 |
| 2 | Sample: Longshot Lou | 1 | 11 |
| 3 | Sample: Chalk Eater | 0 | 8 |
Sample players from the demo card.
A Brisnet single file holds 1,435 columns for every horse. Gibbons Racing reads all of them.
Oldest to newest; the gray line is the class par (81).
Brisnet single-file past performances (.DRF or .CSV), which you buy from Brisnet. Any track and any date works. Tournaments themselves don't need a file; organizers can also enter races by hand.
They're read and stored in your own browser. Nothing from your Brisnet files is shared with other players. Tournament picks are saved with the tournament so standings can be scored.
No. Tournaments score points or mythical $2 bankrolls. No money is wagered on Gibbons Racing.
Your organizer invites you. Sign in, open My Picks and choose your horses before each race's post time.
It projects each horse's position at the points of call from its recent BRIS pace and speed figures, calibrated from real races, then runs the race 2,000 times with each horse's normal ups and downs. A contested pace costs the pace-setters; a lone leader gets a small edge. It's a handicapping estimate, not a prediction.