Inform Racing - UK Horse Racing Speed Ratings. Form Ratings, Tips and Winning UK Speed Ratings

All columns can be sorted by clicking the arrows under each heading to bring the best rating to the top and each race card gives you a great overview of a horses overall and recent speed ratings form for the race and by using the highlighted ratings to guide you, will show you the most likely winners of the race at a glance.

Key to the race card

The Master column shows the highest rating achieved in the last twelve months.
The Lto column shows the rating achieved in the last race that the horse ran in, with the next two columns showing the rating for the two previous races run and the small number to the right of the rating is the number of days from today that each race was run.
The Avg column is the average number of the horses last three ratings.
The M+A column is the addition of the Master rating and the Avg rating showing up horses with good previous and current form.
The Cse column is the highest rating achieved at the course in the last twelve months.
The Dis column is the highest rating achieved at the race distance in the last twelve months.
The VDW Ratings combine a class or ability rating and a form rating to help highlight winners in a race.

The Ability rating is found by adding up all winning prize money won by each horse and dividing this total by the number of wins to give an average winning prize money rating and by dividing all winning prize money by 100 and then rounding up or down, a useable number can be calculated. The form rating is simply the addition of a horses last three finishing positions, using 10 for any position of 10 or worse. So a horse that finished 6th, 14th and 2nd in its last three races would have a form rating of 18.

For more on VDW ratings click here.

Draw Data Tables

The draw data table shows the winning draw numbers for all races that have been run at the course and distance with the same number of runners as the race in question, plus and minus three. A race that has 9 runners will show the draw statistics for all races that had between 6 and 12 runners. The draw number is followed by the actual number of wins from that draw (stall), followed by the percentage that gives from all races taken into account.

The average winning ratings for each class and age group are also shown to the right of each race card.

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