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One document. Every runner. Every meeting.

Before every Sha Tin and Happy Valley meeting, subscribers receive a single report covering the entire card. Every runner is rated, priced and explained — and most are explicitly ruled out. Here's what's inside it.

Before every meeting

Comprehensive coverage. Every race on the card rated and analyst comments.

Every runner priced. Not just a shortlist.

Early market price signals and horses to watch. Helps your own analysis.

Responsive design. View reports on your mobile phone.

Exclusive analytics. Deep analysis. Efficiency and pace data most form guides don't carry.

No daily drip, no upsells, no "premium" tier held back. One report, whole card, before the first jump.

See what a meeting looks like

A full report from a real Hong Kong meeting — every race, every runner, every rated price. Nothing withheld.

Inside the report

Qualifying bets

The runners that cleared every criterion, each with the model's price, the market's price, and the gap between them.

Usually a handful. Sometimes none.

Full-field race tables

A win probability, a rated price and a verdict for every runner — including the ones the model rejects.

You see the whole race, not a curated slice.

Top pick confidence

A score out of 100 on how much the model trusts its own top selection in each race.

Some races are readable. Many aren't.

Speed maps

Settling positions for the whole field,  with a read on pace pressure.

A race with four leaders is a different race entirely.

Sectional efficiency SEI

Every runner's sectionals against par for course, distance and class.

Finishing position tells you where a horse ended up. The SEI tells you what the run cost.

Wide-cover, run pattern

The cost of wide runs and whether the horse made ground or faded.

The costs a form line never mentions.

Validated form factors

Rating trajectory, last result, jockey reunions, gear, barrier record and career context, ordered by tested weight.

Only factors that survived out-of-sample testing appear at all.

Analyst's verdict

A written comment on every race, sitting alongside the model rather than replacing it.

Where the analyst and the model disagree,

that's worth knowing.

Trials and class

Barrier trial scores with recency, jockey–trainer pairings, class movement, and relative field strength.

Circumstances change more than form does. This is where you see it.

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