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1. Click the track, date, HUP or PT(Pace Trends) you desire.
2. You will be prompted to enter your user id and password as issued by Top Speed Horses, remember
they are case sensitive.
3. Once your id and password have been authenticated by our system, You will be able to view the date
files in the PDF format
If there was no racing on a given day, or the information was not available, the page will display as "not
available" otherwise the prior weeks data will appear.
As new races come available, they will overwrite prior days race. We only keep 7 days available, Monday thru Sunday.
Races will usually be available 12 hours or more in advance to post time. We can NOT guarantee when and if we will
have races available due to technical or other issues.
Questions: info@topspeedhorses.com
AS A TRACK MEET ENDS, A TRACK IN THE SAME CIRCUIT WILL BE ADDED. FOR
EXAMPLE: WHEN THE SARATOGA MEET ENDS, WE WILL ADD BELMONT
EXAMPLE: WHEN THE SARATOGA MEET ENDS, WE WILL ADD BELMONT
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always a risk and past results are not always an indication of future outcomes no matter how we try to produce the best figures possible. While we will always do
our best to provide you with accurate information we can not guarantee 100% the accuracy of any figures that we produce due to possible technical glitches or
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always a risk and past results are not always an indication of future outcomes no matter how we try to produce the best figures possible. While we will always do
our best to provide you with accurate information we can not guarantee 100% the accuracy of any figures that we produce due to possible technical glitches or
whatever else can happen in the presentation of our data. Each player is responsible for his or her own wins or loses and gambles at their own risk”.
Top Speed Horses LLC
545 8th Ave., Suite 401(M030),
New York, NY 10018 *
Email Comments/Questions: info@topspeedhorses.com
Data Column Heading Explanations:
D : this number refers to how many days ago that race was
Tcx: track condition, first letter(f = fst(dirt) or frm(turf), g = gd, m = my, etc
Trk : the particular track that the race was ran
Dist : the distance of that race
Sf : the surface that the race was ran on
CV+- : the estimated class value of the race. Positive values represent an edge in todays competition.
Negatives represent a tougher field in todays race, then it raced against in its last race.
Type : the race type (Claimer, Maiden, Etc)
Fig1, Fig2, Fig3, Fig4, Fig5 :
The first part refers to the power the race itself demanded (example the 12 in 12:14). The second number is the
actual power exerted by that particular horse for that part of the race (the 14 in 12:14 ). In this example the horse
exceeded the demand by 2, this is strong. If the numbers were 12:5, it would be a minus 7, this would be a poor
performance at that point of the race. A minus 7, many times, especially at an important point of the race is
enough to eliminate the horse from contention in todays race. Depending on the track played, where a horse
exceeds or under performs its expected figure, might be more important at one point of a race than another. At
Aqueduct, for example, the trend seems to the second fig(Fig2) or Fig3 is most important, especially Fig2 for
races at a mile and under. Races over a mile, we tend to look at the later HUP figs as well(Fig4 and Fig5). At
other times, when we see an amazing Fig4 or Fig5, say, 4:11(a plus 7 or literally outran the race at that point),
this can also point to a strong next performance. The higher the number the faster that portion of the race was
ran.
R/Htot : total of race HUP figs and horse total(race fig first, horse fig is second)
FigAvg : average of race HUP fig and average of horse fig
FigDif : the difference between the two average HUP figs(due to rounding and decimal places displayed, might
appear to be incorrect, but it is not)
There are many different ways to use our data, we present only a few and players can decide what
column data and how they apply it to best fit their style of handicapping.
D : this number refers to how many days ago that race was
Tcx: track condition, first letter(f = fst(dirt) or frm(turf), g = gd, m = my, etc
Trk : the particular track that the race was ran
Dist : the distance of that race
Sf : the surface that the race was ran on
CV+- : the estimated class value of the race. Positive values represent an edge in todays competition.
Negatives represent a tougher field in todays race, then it raced against in its last race.
Type : the race type (Claimer, Maiden, Etc)
Fig1, Fig2, Fig3, Fig4, Fig5 :
The first part refers to the power the race itself demanded (example the 12 in 12:14). The second number is the
actual power exerted by that particular horse for that part of the race (the 14 in 12:14 ). In this example the horse
exceeded the demand by 2, this is strong. If the numbers were 12:5, it would be a minus 7, this would be a poor
performance at that point of the race. A minus 7, many times, especially at an important point of the race is
enough to eliminate the horse from contention in todays race. Depending on the track played, where a horse
exceeds or under performs its expected figure, might be more important at one point of a race than another. At
Aqueduct, for example, the trend seems to the second fig(Fig2) or Fig3 is most important, especially Fig2 for
races at a mile and under. Races over a mile, we tend to look at the later HUP figs as well(Fig4 and Fig5). At
other times, when we see an amazing Fig4 or Fig5, say, 4:11(a plus 7 or literally outran the race at that point),
this can also point to a strong next performance. The higher the number the faster that portion of the race was
ran.
R/Htot : total of race HUP figs and horse total(race fig first, horse fig is second)
FigAvg : average of race HUP fig and average of horse fig
FigDif : the difference between the two average HUP figs(due to rounding and decimal places displayed, might
appear to be incorrect, but it is not)
There are many different ways to use our data, we present only a few and players can decide what
column data and how they apply it to best fit their style of handicapping.
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