Features
Ninety races a day. This is what we read on each one.
Free is the racebook and the receipts — what is running, at what price, where it finished, and how the model has performed. Pro is everything computed on top of that.
Free vs Pro
A$49 a month, or A$490 a year. No lock-in, and a 7-day money-back guarantee on a first payment.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| The card for every AU flat meeting | ✓ | ✓ |
| Live market prices and every result | ✓ | ✓ |
| Public model record and receipts | ✓ | ✓ |
| Full form lines | — | ✓ |
| Measured sectionals | — | ✓ |
| Speed maps and pace read | — | ✓ |
| Model win probabilities and fair prices | — | ✓ |
| False-favourite verdict (4 checks) | — | ✓ |
| PULSE market movers | — | ✓ |
| Daily tip sheet — top 3 plus a roughie | — | ✓ |
| Track bias intelligence | — | ✓ |
| Odds comparison across bookmakers | — | ✓ |
Read from the same entitlement table the API enforces, so this page cannot promise access the server will refuse. Pro carries 19 gated capabilities in total.
What each one actually does
Win probability on every runner
An XGBoost model reads 407 inputs per runner across 34 groups — form and margins, sectional splits, projected pace, barrier, class movement, jockey and trainer records at the track and trip, track bias, pedigree and live market movement. You get a probability beside the market price, not a tip. Where the two agree the race is efficiently priced and you can skip it; where they diverge is the only part worth your time.
False-favourite detection — 4 checks, all of them measured
Every market favourite is scored on 4 checks that have been tested against results: model price versus market price, how split the market is across the top two, a wide gate over a sprint trip, and the pace the race projects to be run at. Over 1,895 settled races, favourites flagged suspect won 26.3% against a 32.7% baseline. The lighter watch band does not beat the baseline and we publish that too.
PULSE market movers
Live betting movement across every AU flat meeting, with the moves that matter surfaced as they happen — a runner shortening hard, late money arriving, a favourite drifting. Late money is often the strongest single signal in racing, and it is worth nothing to you an hour after the jump.
Daily tip sheet
Top three plus a roughie for every race, delivered before the first jump, each with the model rating, the market price and the reasoning attached. It is a structured read of where the model and the market disagree, not a best bet.
Sectionals and speed maps
Sectional times normalised for track variant, rail position and the pace the race was actually run at, so a closing split at Flemington is comparable with one at Doomben. The speed map shows who has genuine early speed, who is likely to be caught wide, and how the race shape is likely to fall.
Public receipts
Every settled top pick is published with its result, win or lose. Across 15,048 walk-forward races the model's top pick won 31.1% against 34.7% for the market favourite, and flat-staking it returned -17.1%. That is on the site because a track record you can only see when it is flattering is not a track record.
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