Speed Ratings Class Pars (2)
In a recent blog post I talked about speed ratings class pars and how they can help narrow down the field in a number of races.A class par is the par rating, or average rating, that should be the minimum rating required to win any particular race type/age group and race class.If a horse hasn’t […]
Speed Ratings Class Pars
In this post we are looking at speed ratings class pars and then I go through a recent six race card explaining just what to look for and what to ignore.Every race on the Inform Racing race cards, has a par figure or average winning speed rating and this is the rating required to win […]
Betting Against Short Priced Favourites
Short priced favourites win a heck of a lot of races. In fact as you will see in the short video below, in the past two years, backing horses at 1/3 or shorter would have given you close to an 80% strike rate of winning bets.However, this stat is significantly neutralised when you see that […]
Updated Pop Ups and Form Guides
Last week we updated some of the features on the website race cards to help make the form reading of a race even easier than it was before. Pop Up #1 The main pop up is now colour coded so that you can easily distinguish between race codes. For flat racing, turf races are shown […]
Course and Distance Ratings
When most people try to find the winner of a race, they do the usual things like check how well a horse has done over the course and distance amongst other things and whilst a horse that has proven form must be a positive, it is likely that everyone will come to the same conclusion. […]
Top Rated Fancied Horses
In my recent posts I have been looking at testing different ways of using the ratings to find winning angles and this has been made much easier to do with the recently updated Historical Meetings function, that provides an interactive way of checking past ratings and results. Last week, I thought I would see how […]
Combining The Speed Ratings
Many new subscribers ask what is the best way to use the speed ratings and I always tell them that a way of getting positive results can be by combining the speed ratings columns. This means you are using two, or more, of the columns available on the Inform Racing race cards and taking either […]
