What are EquiAnalytix Speed Ratings?

Proprietary ratings measuring performance for speed and efficiency, adjusted for going, pace, course and draw. Backbone of our analytics.

How are the ratings calculated?

We start from raw times and apply contextual adjustments (surface, distance, course/draw bias, pace shape, field size/race type) to normalise performances across tracks.

How do I use them on raceday?

Look for upward trends; beware declining favourites; combine with pace map and draw to find value. Use as anchor in your shortlisting.

Core Concepts

EquiAnalytix Speed Ratings

The backbone signal behind our dashboard, blogs and raceday decisions.

Why speed alone isn’t enough

Raw times vary by track, weather and pace shape. Our ratings correct for those distortions so you’re comparing like for like across courses and distances.

Normalised finishing time per distance
Going/surface adjustments
Pace profile (true-run vs false-run)
Course configuration effects
Draw bias (esp. sprints/turns)

Trend spotting

76 → 82 → 88 signals an improver not yet fully priced by the market.

Fade the hype

96 → 90 → 84 on a short-priced favourite often flags vulnerability.

Cross-track sanity

Fairly compare Kempton AW to Newbury turf using the same scale.

See live Speed Ratings on the Dashboard

iOS, Android and Web — synced for raceday.

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Glossary

Speed Rating: Adjusted performance number enabling fair comparisons across races.
Pace Profile: The tempo/shape of a race (strong, even, or slow early pace).
Course Bias: Track tendencies favouring certain run styles or lanes.
Draw Bias: Systematic advantage/disadvantage from stall position.

FAQs

Proprietary ratings measuring performance for speed and efficiency, adjusted for going, pace, course and draw. They power the platform.