R Figures

Q: What is the difference between WebRaces and WebRatings?

****The *WebRatings* are our ratings which are in RTR Rank order and include all the statistics including statistics for jockey, trainer, horse, going, sire and any number of combinations of the aforementioned categories. These ratings are excellent and can greatly improve your betting and race reading abilities. We have punters, pundits (Radio and TV), trainers, owners and jockey agents all using our WebRatings to help them find winners or place their horses in the right races! <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/b417c34f-89c0-4de5-983f-6dde70532fe7/0511df1f-9354-4203-a86c-6b36b85333f2.png" alt="" /> The **WebRaces **are **NOT **in RTR Rank order and simply alphabetical. There are very minimal stats to guide you but these are used for our Free members to enter the NAP Competition. This is Free to enter for EVERYONE and explained in more detail later on. <img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/b417c34f-89c0-4de5-983f-6dde70532fe7/37a53702-9c01-4d4f-9427-bd1d07c79f57.png" alt="" /> You must sign up to a <a href="https://ratingtheraces.com/membership/">Premium or Professional Account</a> to see the WebRatings!

The R Figures are our calculated performance figures that the horses have achieved. R1 is that horse's most recent run. R2 is their 2nd most recent run and so on and so forth.

In this example we have calculated that the horse at the top achieved the best performance figure last time out. That horse actually won this race as well.

Our performance figure is a weighting of both performance and speed.

You can hover over the R Figures for more details about that run!

This feature is great to find out what the conditions of the race were!

Question 2

What do AV3, AV10 and their Ranks mean?

Accepted Answer

AV Ratings and AV Ranks

AV Ratings

AV3 and AV10 Ratings

AV3 is the average of the horses last 3 R Scores (R1, R2 and R3). These are the performance figures we have calculated for these runs. R1 is their most recent run, R2 their 2nd most recent run and so on.

AV10 is the average of the horses last 10 R Scores (R1 to R10).

AV Rank

AV3 and AV10 Ranks

AV3 Rank is the rank their AV3 Rating is compared to the other horses AV3 Ratings.

AV10 Rank is the rank their AV10 Ratings is compared to the other horses AV10 Ratings.

Question 3

How much does it cost to sign up?

Accepted Answer

Signing up to the Premium Subscription costs just £25 a month on a monthly contract or you can sign up for longer periods (6 and 12 months) to receive an overall discount. Our yearly subscription is very popular with it working out at just £17.50 a month which is less than 60p a day!

Signing up to the Professional Subscription costs just £37.50 a month on a monthly contract or once again you can sign up for longer periods (6 and 12 months) to receive an overall discount. Our Yearly Professional Subscription is our most popular subscription with it working out at just £22.50 a month (less than a monthly subscription for Premium).

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Question 4

What are the numbers next to a horse's name?

Accepted Answer

This is a very popular question!

These are the amount of times that horse has been selected in the NAP Competition!

The above Top Rated runner Blottos had the number 12 next to him. This meant that horse had been selected in the NAP Competition 12 times (could be NAP, NB or Reserve).

Professional and Premium Members see more!

Professional and Premium Members get to see the amount of times that horse has been selected in the NAP Competition by all of the Professional, Premium and Free Members!

Free members only see how many times that horse has been selected by other Free Members!

Another reason why you should sign up to be a Professional or Premium member.

Question 5

What is the difference between WebRaces and WebRatings?

Accepted Answer

****The *WebRatings* are our ratings which are in RTR Rank order and include all the statistics including statistics for jockey, trainer, horse, going, sire and any number of combinations of the aforementioned categories. These ratings are excellent and can greatly improve your betting and race reading abilities. We have punters, pundits (Radio and TV), trainers, owners and jockey agents all using our WebRatings to help them find winners or place their horses in the right races!

The **WebRaces **are **NOT **in RTR Rank order and simply alphabetical. There are very minimal stats to guide you but these are used for our Free members to enter the NAP Competition. This is Free to enter for EVERYONE and explained in more detail later on.

You must sign up to a Premium or Professional Account to see the WebRatings!

Question 6

How do I play the NAP Competition?

Accepted Answer

Entering the NAP Competition?

Great news, we actually have a video explaining this. Check it out here: NAP Competition Video

You can check out the leaderboard to see what you are up against: NAP Competition Leaderboard

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