Race Type Identification
Classify the race context before judging horses.
Start with code, class band, and race profile. Build your baseline only after confirming whether this is a novice, handicap, graded, or conditions race.
Racing IQ Hub
Decision support, not guesswork
Follow the same process every race day: identify the setup, assess intent and suitability, then apply disciplined staking only when the edge is real.
Race Types Explained
- Handicaps: rating compression means pace and draw can dominate raw ability.
- Novice and maiden races: upside variance is high, so confidence should be controlled.
- Graded and pattern races: class anchors are stronger, but tactical shape still matters.
Betting Strategies
- Win-only where pace edge and intent are both clear.
- Each-way where place equity is strong but win variance is elevated.
- No-bet when market price already removes your edge.
Staking Methods
- Flat staking for consistency and emotional control.
- Confidence-weighted staking only when your process is stable and audited.
- Maximum daily exposure caps to prevent over-trading.
Scenario Logic
- Strong horse, weak setup: reduce stake or pass.
- Average horse, ideal setup: value can still exist at the right price.
- Conflicting signals: delay entry until market confirms your primary read.