The iProPace Report™
If you have any knowledge of pace handicapping you already know
the profit potential.
Using an advanced pace report like the
iProPace Report ™ will help lead any horseplayer down the road to
profit. For your convenience the horses in our reports are
sorted from top to bottom in order of Full Card Report's
power rating. Read and print the following report
explanation. It's not a complicated report so
any horseplayer can use it with success!:
RSS = RUNNING STYLE & EARLY SPEED POINTS. You can use the style and points
in combination. These designations are not an exact science. For example - An "E8" horse will
usually go to the front early however horses are not machines nor are they mathematical
equations. It all depends on their form cycle, trip, post position, jockey skills,
trainer strategy, jockey strategy, weather, track condition, etc. With that being said here is a
more detailed explanation for RSS: E = Usually goes to the front early.
EP = Usually goes to the near front or just off the pace. P = Usually sits off the pace in
a "pressing" spot. S = Usually comes from off the pace with a "closer's" run style.
The speed points go from 0 to 8 with an 8 being a horse that usually is on the lead
early.
PRA = "THE PACE CALL" - Determines how fast of a pace each
horse can keep. "The race within the race". It is based
on different points of call depending on the distance
of the race.
PRB = TOTAL PACE - This figure is good to use in route
distance races (8.0 furlongs and longer) and turf races.
This rating can also be used along with the *P* rating
in races that go the tough distances of
7 to 7.5 furlongs
PRV = PACE RATING VALUE - This is considered an average pace
figure. Different criteria is used for spints and routes.
*P* = PRESSURE PACE - This figure is good to use in sprint
distance races up to 6.5 furlongs
PRSU = {PACE RATING STRENGTH USED}
[this number the lower the better]
This is the % of total strength the horse uses early in
the race. The less % of strength he uses early, the more
he will have left in the stretch.
SWC = {SPEED-WEIGHT-CLASS}
Of the last 5 races, we take the 3 best races each horse
ran and use that info to fit the criteria. This figure
looks at speed rating, weight carried, form, class....
everything BUT pace. It gives this sheet some balance so
that it is not 100% pace driven.
GRADE = This figure is the average of the SWC
figure and the PRV figure with the PRV getting
a 2 to 1 ratio advantage in the figure.
Also on this report you will find: each horse's last 3 finish
positions {with most recent on the LEFT} and last 3 trip comments for
each horse's last 3 starts.
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