Double Fig Horses

A superior wagering situation arises when a horse’s last two speed figures are both larger than everybody else’s last two. Such a horse - a double figure or, simply, "a double fig" - has a built-in safeguard against the possibility that a single big figure might have been a fluke. A triple fig is better yet.

Research shows that a double Beyer Figure advantage horses produce a win percentage around 50%, and horses with a triple Beyer Figure advantage are close to 70%.