TrackMate Warning System™
Tag: Ratings
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TrackMate Warning System™
The TrackMate Warning System identifies all races deemed as “High Risk” and flags them so you can immediately identify such races and treat them with caution. NEW TRACKMATE WARNING SYSTEM FEATURE IS COMING SOON! Races will be clearly indicated on the race card when implemented. There are no hard and fast rules. There will be…
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Daily Contenders
This is a list of possible contenders we have picked for today’s races. They have been identified solely using TrackMate’s colour-coded ratings and graphical tools available to all members. These contenders are purely intended as an insight into how to read the race card ratings on TrackMate’s system. They are NOT tips or any kind…
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Don’t Over Complicate Things
TrackMate has been designed to make your selection process quick and easy whether you are new to horse racing or a seasoned pro. To help make sure you don’t over complicate your selection process. Many services that offer similar platforms to TrackMate are often so desperate to impress that they invent new ways of representing…
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The Trend Explained
The Trend is an incredibly useful tool from the TrackMate rating system. Quickly analyse the Rating profile of all contenders in any race. If your potential selection is improving, declining or consistent in it’s performances you will be able to spot this in no time at all. Here are the features explained on this page:…
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The Stack Explained
One of the most exciting features of the TrackMate rating system is the stack. An incredible tool for the speedy analysis of the ratings in relation to the other runners in the race. It has many uses and can be an incredibly powerful tool when analysing races. There is a stack for both sets of…
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How does TrackMate Work?
The TrackMate race guides have been designed in such a way to be easy to read and easy to understand. Below are some examples of real race card ratings and how to easily start to pick winners. Rating Colours Explained – Understanding what the colours represent. How should I be using TrackMate? – Get the…