2,836 winners from 6,887 runners
A racecard you can
actually explore.
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.
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.
Three small actions to see what sits behind a rating.
Your three-step walkthrough
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.
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.
Make this part of your race-day research.
You have seen two real races. Research access puts every UK and Irish meeting on the same card, rated by 08:45 each morning.
Register before accounts open and Research is £19.99 a month, locked in.