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Two real races from Monmore, with every view the app has. Switch the race, choose a runner, open the form and put the model beside the market.

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One race.
Seven ways to read it.

Open a runner. Investigate its form. Put the model beside the market. These controls work, on real data. Try them below.

A quick, hands-on walkthrough

Three small actions to see what sits behind a rating.

TRAPMETRICS / RACE WORKSPACEReal race · 15 Aug 2026
A5 · 480m · 6 runners · Real race, 15 Aug 2026

Monmore 13:17

My dogs ↗
Model forecast 3 → 2Consensus forecast 5 → 3Result 3 Common Canter · BSP 5.00As published at 08:45 · 15 Aug 2026

Select a runner to open its full research panel.

Select a runner to open its full research panel. Real race: Monmore 13:17, 15 Aug 2026.

We chose the 13:17 because our top-rated dog, Common Canter, won at a Betfair SP of 5.00. The 13:51 is the next race on the same card, same grade and trip: our top-rated dog, Aero Irruption, finished 6th. Over thousands of races the top pick wins about a third of the time.

Racecard anatomy

There is far more behind each row.

These are the field groups the app’s racecard shows. What appears for a race depends on what was captured for it.

01On the racecard

Trap, dog, win chance, Timeform and Racing Post forecast prices, model fair price, current price, value in percentage points, signal and trouble flags.

02Open a runner

Career runs; win and frame chance; the TMR; the capture model rating; value against the Timeform forecast; speed against par; pedigree, trainer, running style, latest trial, the Racing Post opinion and where the dog ranks on each measure.

03Form & Stats

Date, track, distance, grade, finish, Timeform rating, sectional rating, going-adjusted time, first-bend split, bend gain, weight and running comment. Eleven form measures with scores and in-race ranks.

04Fit & Form Lab

Race shape, early pace and running-style context. Dog, trainer and sire records, with runs, win rates and A/E for the race’s conditions and a chosen window.

05Market

Model fair price and probability; bookmaker snapshots and moves; exchange best back and history; BSP after settlement; market versus model and book percentages, where captured.

06After the race

Finishing position and result, then subsequent runs: date, track, distance, grade, finish, field size and BSP. Wins and places since the race help put the form in context.

The TMR scale / Held-out record

A higher rating.
A stronger winning record.

Every runner rated 115 or above since 1 January won 41.2% of the time. At 125 and above, 62.7%, on far fewer runners.

52 pre-race measurements.Form, pace, class, trainer and pedigree feed the model. The rating puts its win chance on one scale: 100 is an average chance, and every 15 points doubles it.

Read the rating study & definitions ↗
Rating thresholdWin rate
TMR 115+41.2%

2,836 winners from 6,887 runners

TMR 125+Chosen after looking at the data · descriptive62.7%

242 winners from 386 runners

Every settled runner at or above the threshold from 1 January to 10 September 2026, not one pick per race. The 125+ group sits inside 115+.

Snapshot 11 September 2026, refreshed monthly. A strike rate is not a return: a 125+ dog is usually short in the market. Sources & method ↗

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