Learn More - Lifetime PPs

Learn More - Lifetime PPs

 

Learn More about Lifetime Past Performances

What are Lifetime Past Performances?

This race record report will provide you with the Lifetime Past Performances (PP's) of any individual horse including their sales auction data along with the Official Equibase® Speed Figure in the past performance line. This PP race record may be viewed in HTML format. Thoroughbred PP's include PDF format as well. Lifetime Past Performances will remain available for you to review for 48 hrs after purchase.

Included in this report is traditional PP information such as: date, track , race type, distance, split times, points of call with margins, Official Equibase® Speed Figure, comments and top three finishers. Also included: earnings, year by year and totals summary race record (number of starts, firsts, seconds, thirds and earnings) as well as all black-type wins and places summary, a turf summary, plus any excellence information the horse may have (i.e. champion 2-year-old filly, etc.). A summary of the horse's minimum, maximum and average winning distances, sales auction data and last four workouts are also provided. Some foreign horses with no North American starts may have no past performance data.

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More Features of Lifetime Past Performances

Equibase 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 90 speed figure, while a horse running in a claiming race might earn a 60. The Equibase® Speed Figure has been equalized for different tracks, distances and conditions, therefore an 80 at Laurel Race Course is the same as an 80 at Philadelphia Park.

TrackMaster Speed Rating

The TrackMaster® Speed Rating for Quarter Horses 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 90 speed figure, while a horse running in a claiming race might earn a 60. The Speed Rating has been equalized for different tracks, distances and conditions, therefore an 80 at Laurel Race Course is the same as an 80 at Philadelphia Park. Quarter Horse Lifetime PP's will also include the AQHA Speed Index.

Class Performance Index (CPI)

An index ranking which is calculated for each year and based on:

  • Horses of the same sex (i.e. only males compared to males and females compared to females)
  • Horses of the same age
  • Horses racing the same year(s)
  • Horses racing in the same countries

All of the criteria must match for the comparison to take place. To calculate a horse's CPI, the horse's average earnings per start is compared to the average of the average earnings per start of all like horses (i.e. if a horse's CPI is 5, then his average earnings per start is five times greater than the average of all like horses). Note: that this will never be a negative number.

Starts Percentile Ranking (SPR)

A method of comparison developed by The Jockey Club Information Systems, Inc. SPR compares horses based on the following:
Horses of the same sex (i.e. only males compared to males and females compared to females).
Horses of the same age (i.e. 2 year olds, 3year olds, 4year olds and 5year olds and up).
Horses that race in the same year(s)

All three of the criteria must match for the comparison to take place.

To calculate a horse's SPR, the horse's average earnings per start are compared to the average earnings per start of like horses (i.e. same sex, age and year(s) record).

If a horse's SPR is 80, then it's average