On Sunday at Gulfstream Park, Snowyte, a 4-year-old daughter of Good Magic trained by Danny Gargan, delivered the top performance with a 127 HRN speed figure, dominating a 1 1/16-mile allowance-optional claiming race on dirt by 11 1/4 lengths. Other notable performances included Fran’s Star, who earned a 123 figure winning a turf mile at Fair Grounds, and Forced Entry, a 3-year-old Charlatan filly trained by Bob Baffert, who posted a 120 HRN speed figure in a maiden special weight dirt mile at Santa Anita, winning by 7 1/4 lengths. City Exile also earned a 120 figure in a turf starter allowance at Santa Anita, marking his first win since July 2024.

The article highlights the HRN speed figures, which are AI-generated using machine learning algorithms to provide objective performance metrics on a scale from 1 to 160. These figures aim to improve accuracy over time and avoid zero scores common in weaker races. The report also spotlights fastest maiden winners, including Forced Entry and Where Y’at, who posted impressive figures of 120 and 116 respectively. HRN speed figures compare favorably with other providers like Beyer and TimeformUS in predicting winners, and the data is updated weekly on individual horse profiles.