Category Archives for "Speed Ratings"

The A/E Statistic In Horse Racing

The A/E statistic in horse racing is also known as the Actual vs. Expected ratio. It is a measure commonly used to assess the profitability of betting selections.This statistic helps bettors and analysts evaluate how well a particular set of criteria or factors predicts the actual outcomes of horse races.The formula for A/E is quite […]

Using The Speed Rating Class Pars

Speed ratings can help you uncover winners in many ways—but one powerful, often overlooked approach is using class pars to narrow down the field.On every Inform Racing race card, you’ll see a class par figure in the race header, followed by an H.Class Par: This shows the average winning speed rating for races just like […]

Is Value Betting Just Backing Horses At Big Odds?

I have been looking more and more at backing horses at bigger prices lately, mainly as a result of sending out some daily selections to subscribers, which at first included two win bets and an each way bet each day.After five months I decided to stop posting the win bets, as despite a not too […]

Won 50/1, Won 18/1, Placed 33/1 – Spotting Big Priced Opportunities

Big priced winners do come in perhaps more often than you may think but in some handicap races where the favourite is 3/1, 4/1 or bigger, you can find yourself some excellent betting opportunities on the outsiders.And in all honesty these are not at all impossible to find – if you know what you are […]

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