Actually all three are flat out exaggerations, fabrications and purely the work of a demented mind. I, Bruno De Julio, am actually, shy, withdrawn and lack imagination, but credit to Dan Illman, he is not that far off the mark!

I am mostly recognized as the Workout analyst for Today's Racing Digest, which I have been since February 1992. Today's Racing Digest Selected Workout analysis has been in the daily edition for 15 years and counting.


My daily routine includes observing, analyzing, identifying and reporting about horses, jockeys, trainers and owners from tracks across the country. I am published daily, and produce the popular Workout Analysis exclusively in Today's Racing Digest. I also cover racing news from across the nation, write articles, columns, and the Racingwithbruno daily analysis for the Southern California circuit right here on Racingwithbruno.com, .


I have been involved in racing since my first trip to Del Mar in 1984. My thoroughbred racing involvement includes the New York based F.I.G.S Form and the Mirror Corp. and the late Robert Maxwell's Racing Times.

I have owned and raced thoroughbred horses like Majestic Sound, Star Orphan and Slash The Price. Currently, I have a great working realtionship with the leading pinhookers in the country, BC 3 and John Brocklebank of Utah and currently involved in partnerships in elebven racing thoroughbreds aone broodmare. I have horses with Jeff Mullins, Peter Miller, Adam Kitchingman, Gerrardo Contreras, and Gary Stute.


I am also fortunate to serve as KUSI's co-host on their Del Mar opening day morning show featuring Rod Luck. Rod and I have teamed up for the last five years on the backstretch on opening day.


I am currently one of the featured contributors of the Inside Racing Radio show with host Jason Levine. The show airs on 570 XTRA Sports every Saturday and Sunday at 8 am. My spot is about 8:50 am on both weekend days.


I am also the published author of Bruno On Workouts: Exposing the Mystery. A book that exposes the mystery of workouts and why thoroughbreds win. Partial proceeds from the books sales are being donated to the CERF foundation for retired thoroughbreds.