Distance (Class Rating) Purse
Distance will show the distance of the race in furlongs or miles.
Class Rating - Each starter will have a Class Rating which is an estimate of what that starter will earn for an Equibase Speed Figure (Thoroughbred) or speed rating (Quarter Horse and Arabian) in today's race. The Class Rating is a predictive number based on the horses' previous Speed Figures and speed ratings with emphasis placed on recent races and races run at the same distance as today's race. Purse shows the purse available for this race (and does not include any plus or include money). Starters - Track Condition
Starters shows the number of horses starting in the race.
Track Condition shows the conditions of the track.
Conditions are:
Final Time
Shows the final time for the winning horse
Track Record
Shows that track's track record for the surface and distance of that race
Race Date (Links to ChartPlus Results)
The date of the race links to ChartPlus Results which you may access free of charge
Placing, Horse Name, Horse Age
Lists the Finish place of horses to third place and the lists the placement of the horse referenced if outside 3rd place. Horse Name - Bolding indicates the horse is
also entered in the current race. Horse Age - Lists the age of the horse.
Jockey
The name of the jockey will link you to the meet stats for the track
Final Odds
Indicates the win odds for the horse at the start time of the race.
Short Comments
Reflects the short chart comments listed for that horse in that race.
E Speed Figure
The
Equibase® Speed Figure tells
you how fast a horse has been running in its past races
with a single number. Its sophisticated algorithms are based on the horse's
actual time in combination with other factors, such as the
condition of the track. A horse running in stakes company
might earn a 110 , while a horse running in a claiming
race might earn an 80. The Equibase® Speed Figure has been equalized
for different tracks, distances and conditions, therefore
a 100 at Laurel Race Course is the same as a 100 at Philadelphia
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