Corrections
Horse-Oracle correction policy and log: what changed, why it changed, and which source was used.
Horse-Oracle shows its reasoning so it can be checked. Checked work can still be wrong.
When we find an error, we correct it on the page where it appeared. The original wording stays visible, struck through and marked Retracted. The correction follows in full.
How to report an error
Use the Contact page. Include the page link, the sentence, number, or image that looks wrong, and the source or evidence that supports the correction.
A correction request is reviewed before anything is changed. A disagreement with an analysis is not automatically a factual error, but it is useful context when the evidence is clear.
What a correction shows
- What changed
- Why it changed
- The date of the correction
- The source or receipt used to check it
- Whether the change affects a conclusion
The original pre-race view is preserved when a correction affects a race report. A later result does not rewrite what was knowable before the race.
Correction log
No corrections have been published yet. Each correction will appear here, newest first, with a direct link to the affected page.
Scope
Corrections cover factual claims, source links, dates, calculations, labels, and presentation that could mislead a reader. They do not turn a paper model into betting advice. Horse-Oracle remains a paper model with $0 staked.