TrackMate has a huge database of all UK & Irish horse racing stats going back multiple years. Including Horses, Jockeys, Trainers, Owners and Tracks. This page will explain how to search profiles to access the data you need to make your selections.

Before you think “I know how to search… I don’t need to read this” have a look at Why Should I Use Search Profiles at the bottom of this page. It explains how the search profiles pages will help you understand how to use the profiles information to pick your betting selections.

Table of Content:

• How to Search
• The Search Page – Search options.
• Search Results – Multiple results.
• Search Profiles – Form & Statistics.
• Profile Types – Horse, Jockey, Trainer, Owner & Track/Course form & statistics.
• Why Should I Use Search Profiles?

How to Search

There are a couple of ways to search TrackMate, but you will need to be logged in to be able to see the buttons.

Once logged in you will find a search button in the Members Infobar at the top of all pages (see number 1). There is also a search button on the homepage (see number 2).

The Search Page

The TrackMate search page gives you access to the whole TrackMate UK & Irish database for Horses, Jockeys, Trainers, Owners and Tracks/Courses.

On the search profiles page there are multiple search option boxes. Click on the search input box, type the exact or partial keyword of your search then click the search button.

Search Results

If your search is accurate enough or only matches one result then you will be sent straight to the profile page for that keyword search. Otherwise you will be shown the multiple search results page.

You will see all the possible search results for your keyword as buttons which will link to each profile. This page will include all possible results whether they are a part match or a full match in alphabetical order. You will notice that your keyword has been highlighted and underlined showing how the match was found.

Find the profile that you are looking for, click on the button and the search profile page will load.

Search Profiles

This is a sample profile page for “BARONIAL PRIDE” as of February 2021. TrackMate’s profile pages are constantly evolving to help give you as much relevant and useful information and statistics as possible.

You can also view this search profile by clicking on a horse’s name on any race card.

This search profiles result for “BARONIAL PRIDE” shows [at the time of the screenshot] the following information for this horse:

• Its gender is Colt
• Age is 5
• Parents names are Mayson and Trust Fund Babe
• He has entered and run in 14 races
• 1 win at a win percentage rate of 7.14%
• 5 top 3’s at a rate of 35.71%
• His average finishing position is 5.64th which equates to the top 58.09% of the field
• and that he has won £15,565.46 in prize money

The list of races show the dates, courses, distances, going, jockey etc. for each race entered/run even including the SP. Each row is a different race and when clicked will load the race card for that race.

Profile Types

These are all the different search types currently available on the search profiles page:

• Horse Profiles
• Jockey Profiles
• Trainer Profiles
• Owner Profiles
• Track/Course Profiles

Each search profiles type shows majoritively the same information with slight differences depending on the type. For example any information that isn’t relevant to that type.

Why should I use Search Profiles?

Great choice! You have either read the whole page or taken our advice at the top to read this section. Either way it was the right decision. Now let’s look at why you should use the search profiles pages.

The simple answer to why you should use the search profiles pages is… “to help you pick your selections”.

Obviously there is no fool proof method to pick winners, but using TrackMates advanced ratings on each race card as well as the profile information and statistics on the profile pages will no doubt help.

For example… a horse profile page will show you the win rate for that horse as well as what percentage of the time it finishes in the top 3. This information is invaluable to help you decide what type of bet to place. If a horse is fancied to do well in a race and has a high top 3 percentage but a low win rate, you could us this information to help you to decide back the horse to place rather than win.

As mentioned above, this isn’t fool proof… but it can definitely give you an insight and advantage you otherwise wouldn’t have had.