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Race Description

InClover Pars Report Race Description
  • Date: Date of the race
  • Track: Track code for the track where the race will be held.
  • Distance: Distance of the race in furlongs/miles.
  • Surface: The surface on which the race will be held on.
  • Race Type: Race class code followed by a breakdown of what the class code means.
  • Purse: Total prize money offered for the race.
  • Claiming Price: Claiming price for the race, if applicable. A claiming price is the set amount to buy a horse in a claiming race. This will be left blank if race is not a claiming race.
  • Restrictions: Horse age and sex restrictions for the race.
  • Wager Types: Types of wagers for this race.
  • Post Time: Scheduled start time for the race. Formatted Eastern/Central/Mountain/Pacific timezone. Parentheses indicate the timezone where the race is taking place.
  • Pars: Represent a performance benchmark for the race’s specific class, distance, and conditions. These are used to evaluate how fast the race is likely to go and how each horse measures up.
    • E1: The Brisnet par speed performance benchmark for the first 2 furlongs of the race.
    • E2: The Brisnet par speed performance benchmark for the first 4 furlongs of the race.
    • Late: The Brisnet par speed performance benchmark for the remainder of the race after the first 4 furlongs of the race.
    • Speed: The Brisnet par speed performance benchmark for the entire race.

Horse-to-Horse Comparison Tables

InClover Pars Report by Distance Tables
Included Pacelines for Each Table:
  • Today’s Distance Comparison Table: Includes pacelines from the horse’s last ten that were the same distance as today’s race.
  • Within 1 Furlong of Today’s Distance Comparison Table: Includes pacelines from the horse’s last ten races that are within 1 furlong of today’s distance.
  • Today’s Category Comparison Table: Includes pacelines from the horse’s last ten that are the same distance category (sprint/route) as today’s race.
Table Terms:
  • Pgm: The horse’s program number for the race.
  • PostPos: The horse’s post position for the race. This refers to the number of the starting gate stall.
  • ML: The horse’s morning line odds for the race. The morning line odds are the initial odds set by the track’s oddsmaker before betting begins on the race.
  • Horse: The horse’s name.
  • Run Style: The horse’s typical racing tactic. This helps assess race dynamics and potential pace scenarios.
    • Early: The horse likes to break quickly and set or contest the lead from the start. It does its best running on the front end and often tries to “wire” the field.
    • Early/Presser: The horse is a versatile runner that can either set the pace or sit just off the leaders. It is usually close to the front early and can adapt to different pace scenarios.
    • Presser: The horse prefers to track just behind the leaders early on. It will conserve energy before making a move around the far turn.
    • Sustainer/Closer: The horse usually settles near the back of the pack early and relies on a strong late run in the stretch to pass tiring rivals.
  • Date of Last Race: The date of the last time the horse raced in any race.
  • Run: For the most recent paceline included in the dataset of the table: Post Position/Start Call Position/2nd Call Position/Stretch Position/Finish Position.
  • Avg E1: This is the average of the Brisnet E1 par speed benchmarks for the horse for all the races included in the dataset of the table. E1 is the Brisnet par speed performance benchmark for the first 2 furlongs of a race.
  • Avg E2: This is the average of the Brisnet E2 par speed benchmarks for the horse for all the races included in the dataset of the table. E2 is the Brisnet par speed performance benchmark for the first 4 furlongs of a race.
  • Avg Late: This is the average of the Brisnet Late par speed benchmarks for the horse for all the races included in the dataset of the table. Brisnet’s Late par speed performance benchmark for the remainder of the race after the first 4 furlongs of the race.
  • Avg Bris Spd: This is an average of the Brisnet par speed benchmarks for the horse for all the races included in the dataset. The Brisnet’s par speed performance benchmark covers the entire race.
  • Avg DRF Spd: This is an average of the DRF par speed performance benchmarks for the horse for all the races included in the dataset. The DRF’s par speed performance benchmark covers the entire race.
  • E1+/- : This value is the horse’s average E1 par minus the E1 par of Today’s race. Tells you how much over or under the E1 par of Today’s race the horse’s average E1 par is.
  • E2+/- : This value is the horse’s average E2 par minus the E2 par of Today’s race. Tells you how much over or under the E2 par of Today’s race the horse’s average E2 par is.
  • Late+/- : This value is the horse’s average Late par minus the Late par of Today’s race. Tells you how much over or under the Late par of Today’s race the horse’s average Late par is.
  • Speed +/- : This value is the average of the horse’s Brisnet and DRF speed pars minus the Speed par of Today’s race. Tells you how much over or under the Speed par of Today’s race the horse’s average Speed par is.
  • Pars +\- Rank: This is our own advanced metric that takes the average par for each leg of the race (E1, E2, and Late) and gives a weighted sum of the par plus/minus’s of the horse. The equation is shown below:
InClover's Pars Plus Minus Rank Equation
  • Sample Size: How many pacelines are included in the dataset.

ALLWAYS Pars Comparison Table

Table Terms:
  • Quirin Spd Rating: Quirin early speed score from 8 to 0. Higher values indicate better early speed.
  • Avg Bris Spd 3 Good: Average BRIS Speed Rating from the horse’s three most recent “good” races (races where the horse performed competitively, typically finishing in-the-money or close to the winner).
  • Avg SRTV: Average of the BRIS Speed Rating plus the Track Variant (SR+TV) from the horse’s last three “good” races, providing a variant-adjusted measure of performance.
  • Avg Bris E1: Brisnet’s average E1 par speed benchmark for the horse. E1 is a par speed performance benchmark for the first 2 furlongs of a race.
  • Best Bris E1: Brisnet’s best E1 Early Pace rating for the horse. E1 measures the horse’s pace performance during the first 2 furlongs of a race.
  • Avg Bris E2: Brisnet’s average E2 par speed benchmark for the horse. E2 is a par speed performance benchmark for the first 4 furlongs of a race.
  • Best Bris E2: Brisnet’s best E2 Early Pace rating for the horse. E2 measures the horse’s pace performance during the first 4 furlongs of a race.
  • Avg Bris Late: Brisnet’s average Late par speed benchmark for the horse. Late is a par speed performance benchmark for the remainder of the race after the first 4 furlongs of the race.
  • Best Bris Late: Brisnet’s best Late Pace rating for the horse. Late Pace measures the horse’s finishing speed during the final portion of a race.
  • Avg Bris Final: Brisnet’s average Final Speed rating for the horse. Final Speed measures the horse’s overall speed performance at the finish of a race.
  • Avg Bris Race Rating: Brisnet’s average Race Rating for the horse. Race Rating is a benchmark that reflects the overall quality or class level of the races the horse has recently competed in.
  • Sample Size: Shows how the average figures were derived, e.g., from older races, from two or more races, or using only races at a different distance category.

By Horse Analysis Tables:

InClover Pars Report By Horse Analysis Table
Table Terms:
  • Race Date: Date the race took place for the paceline in that row.
  • Run: For the most recent paceline included in the dataset of the table: Post Position/Start Call Position/2nd Call Position/Stretch Position/Finish Position.
  • Distance: Distance in furlongs of the race for the paceline in that row.
  • E1: The Brisnet par speed performance benchmark for the first 2 furlongs of the race.
  • E2: The Brisnet par speed performance benchmark for the first 4 furlongs of the race.
  • Late: The Brisnet par speed performance benchmark for the remainder of the race after the first 4 furlongs of the race.
  • Bris Spd: The Brisnet par speed performance benchmark for the entire race.
  • DRF Spd: The Daily Racing Form par speed performance benchmark for the entire race.
  • E1+/- : This value is the horse’s E1 par for the paceline minus the E1 par of Today’s race. Tells you how much over or under the E1 par of Today’s race the horse’s E1 par for the paceline is.
  • E2+/- : This value is the horse’s E2 par for the paceline minus the E2 par of Today’s race. Tells you how much over or under the E2 par of Today’s race the horse’s E2 par for the paceline is.
  • Late+/- : This value is the horse’s Late par for the paceline minus the Late par of Today’s race. Tells you how much over or under the Late par of Today’s race the horse’s Late par for the paceline is.
  • Bris Spd +/- : This value is the horse’s Brisnet speed par for the paceline minus the Speed par of Today’s race. Tells you how much over or under the Speed par of Today’s race the horse’s Brisnet Speed par for the paceline is.
  • DRF Spd +/- : This value is the horse’s DRF speed par for the paceline minus the Speed par of Today’s race. Tells you how much over or under the Speed par of Today’s race the horse’s DRF Speed par for the paceline is.
  • Race Class: Class code of the race for the paceline in that row, with a detailed description of what the code means.