Speed ratings are numbers which tell you how a horse has performed in that specific race. We manually do the speed ratings by watching the previous races and calculating everything.
This is where we can take advantage and start earning money from the bookies. It’s not just about choosing the highest figure and hoping that it wins, there is a lot to take into consideration when dealing with speed ratings. These are distance, ground, class level, position, how the race was run.
For example: – a horse who has a speed rating of 80 and finished 2nd you might think would beat a horse who has a speed rating of 78 who finished 6th. Well, this isn’t always the case as the horse who finished 6th might have been in a fast-paced race and still finished strongly and the horse which finished 2nd could have been in a slowly run race so not much stamina was used. This is where you need to look at all the information for a race.
It’s all about knowing what to look at and where to look to find this information.
We will have this information on the site so that you know where to look for future bets.