Top-pick record
How often the first study selection matches the recorded winner, with the race count beside it.
Paper model · $0 staked · Not betting advice
Horse-Oracle performance records with named comparisons, race counts, time windows, and uncertainty.
Four figures, read from the latest dated receipt.
What Horse-Oracle has measured
This page is not a statistics glossary. It is a reading guide to the specific results Horse-Oracle has earned, the comparisons that remain inconclusive, and the signals that are not allowed into the live model.
[VERIFIED] · 1,785 held-out races
How often the first study selection matches the recorded winner, with the race count beside it.
Whether stated probabilities behave like probabilities, not whether a single race went the expected way.
Every comparison names its control—often the morning-line control—so a number has a fair reference.
Dates, races included, exclusions, and limits stay next to the result.
The probability view improved log loss by 0.0079 versus the overround-removed market reference across four expanding walk-forward folds. This measures the quality of the percentages, not whether the top horse won more often.
[VERIFIED] · 1,048 accepted-set races
The model top choice won 29.3% versus 37.5% for the T-5 tote favorite. Difference: −8.2 percentage points; 95% interval: −11.3 to −5.1. The late market is the required opponent for future claims.
[CLAIMED] · replication pending
The research signal was positive in a 1,538-race full-field BRIS set with 1,048 out-of-sample races, but September coverage was zero and the signal is not in the live feature set. It is a research candidate, not a live advantage.
[INCONCLUSIVE] · 2,852 paired races
PAPER MODEL — NOT BETTING ADVICE · $0 STAKED