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How it works

Start with a race.
Follow your next question.

You do not need to learn the whole platform at once. Start with the field, then add the detail that helps you understand it.

01

Compare the field

Every runner gets a win chance by 08:45, calibrated so that 20% means about one in five, and a TrapMetrics Rating that puts it on a handicap scale.

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COMPARE
02

Follow the form

Choose a runner. Read its recent runs, times and running lines, and see where it ranks on eleven measures within this field.

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INVESTIGATE
03

Add the track context

Every UK track is measured for trap bias against fair share, by distance and grade, with the noise called noise.

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CONTEXT
04

Make your research repeatable

Turn an idea into rules in the System Builder and see its holdout, walk-forward and since-saved record before you trust it.

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REPEAT
A useful distinction

A rating is a comparison. A probability is an estimate.

Common Canter · TMR113

The TrapMetrics Rating puts the win chance on a handicap scale: 100 is an average chance in the field, and every 15 points doubles it.

Common Canter · win chance30%

The top-rated dog in the 13:17 at Monmore on 15 Aug 2026. It won; the other five still held 70% of the chance between them.

More in Ratings and probabilities: two different questions.

Your next step

Find your place in the research.

Try the tools, read the evidence and choose the access that fits your questions.

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