Launching Q3 2026

Coming to British racing.

The same dual-audience read — plain English up top, full data layer underneath — ported to Newmarket, Royal Ascot, Cheltenham, Goodwood, Aintree, Epsom, and the rest of the British and Irish circuits.

Same compliance posture. Same transparency. Same intelligence-not-enablement rule. We don’t recommend tickets and we don’t accept wagers.

— readers on the launch list. We’ll email when the first UK card publishes. No spam.

What’s changing for UK

Same signal. Different vocabulary.

The core read — sharp connections at fair value, race-shape-aware, broken-track flagged — is the same. The data layer underneath has to be rebuilt for British going, fractional odds, and the each-way market.

Each-way market

Place fraction by race.

UK is each-way country. Place fraction (1/4, 1/5, 1/6) varies by race. We surface the fraction next to the model edge so the analytical context is native.

Fractional odds

Native fractions, decimal alongside.

Fractional native (5/2, 11/4) with decimal in parallel. Live odds via Betfair Exchange. Toggle the display preference per reader.

Going, not condition

Heavy / soft / good / firm.

Going-bias factors in alongside surface-bias. National Hunt (jumps) gets its own model variant; Flat is closer to the US framework.

Different sharps

Re-trained connections leaderboards.

UK trainer-jockey universe is wholly different. Sharp combos rerun on Racing Post + Timeform data so the British circuit is read on its own terms.

Tracks at launch

Every BHA-licensed track plus the major Irish meetings.

Festival weeks — Cheltenham, Royal Ascot, Glorious Goodwood, Grand National — get expanded multi-day coverage.

Royal Ascot
Newmarket
Cheltenham
Aintree
Goodwood
Epsom
Doncaster
York
Sandown
Kempton
Haydock
Punchestown
Leopardstown
Curragh
+ 30 more