We have produced our unique ratings since October 2006 and our form guide contains five graphs per race which show how the trainer and jockey have performed when top rated. There are five sets of ratings (H)orse, (S)ire, (T)rainer, (J)ockey and (C)ombined.
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Horse Rating This shows the level that has been achieved by the horse in the last two months. Sire Rating Shows how the sires progeny have performed over today’s race conditions. Trainer Rating Shows how the horses have performed for the trainer over today’s race conditions. Jockey Rating Shows how the horses have performed for the trainer over today’s race conditions. You can see at a glance which is top rated as they are highlighted in green. Backing all top rated using our Combined Ratings (flat & jump) regardless of the sp of the horse has roughly a 20% strike rate. You can improve on these by checking out the results between flat & jump racing and removing the ones which are outsiders. (see website for system results) Race Write Up The write up will give extra information such as if they have been running in handicaps and are now switching to a non-handicap race. Also included is whether the trainer or jockey is currently performing above or below average.
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Graphs A graph allows you to see things that would not normally be visible with plain text. This is why each of our top rated has its own graph which shows how the trainer and jockey have performed when they have been top rated with that particular set of ratings. Their performance is measured by charting the profit/loss for each run when they have been top rated. To give you an idea of what you can see using the graphs compared to just plain text take a look at the example below. (Sire Ratings) Top rated horse for our sire ratings is Dabbers Ridge which is trained by B W Hills (19% strike rate | profit/loss 14.79) and ridden by Michael Hills (15% strike rate | profit/loss -10.81) While the text says the trainer has shown a profit of 14.79 when top rated. The jockey on the other hand is showing a loss. But with the graph we can see that both made a loss at first but lately they are making a profit. Occasionally a graph will appear to show only one line this is because of one or two reasons. First, trainer and jockey have the exactly the same results or secondly the trainer or jockey have only been top rated a few times and are hidden under the other line.
Horse Racing Form Guide Today’s Racing 07/10/08 CATTERICK (first race 2-00 ) FOLKESTONE (first race 2-20 ) LEICESTER (first race 2-10 )