Horse-Oracle turns race information into plain-language reads and keeps every result on a public record. Racetracks, broadcasters and writers, and trainers and owners can see samples of the work, check the public record, and get in touch.
For racetracks
A race card a new fan can follow, and a record your regulars can check.
Every race gets a one-page read that a first-time visitor can follow in a minute, with the full field on the back for people who already know the game. It prints for the program and works on a phone.
- Race cards. One sheet per race: the story on the front, the field on the back.
- Race autopsies. A read of your feature races after they run, tied to the replay.
- A public record. First choices and results stay on a public receipt anyone can check.
For broadcasters and writers
Race stories with the sources attached.
Every claim in our analysis says where it comes from: the official chart, the replay, or our own reasoning. You can use it on air or in print and point to the evidence.
- Race autopsies. The trip and the pace, with replay timestamps and a source on every claim.
- Pre-race stories. Four plain questions for each race: what you'll see, what's interesting, what to watch, and where the drama is.
- The head-to-head record. Our first choices against a named product on the same races, with a race-by-race receipt on the public AI Competition page.
For trainers and owners
Private briefs on your horses, before and after they run.
What the race shape may ask of your horse, where a trip was won or lost, and what the replay shows. It stays with your stable.
- Stable briefs. A read on each of your runners: the pace, the likely position and the trip ahead.
- Ride maps. One page on how the race may unfold, for the rider.
- Evidence sheets. What the record shows about a horse, with its sources.
What we will and won't do
No one can buy a result. A partner cannot pay to change a pick, a rating or a sentence.
Paid work is disclosed. If a page is part of paid work, the page says so.
The record is not edited. Races where we did badly stay on it. Corrections are shown, not hidden.
No tips, and nothing staked. Horse-Oracle is a paper model. More on this below.
Your data stays yours. We use it only for the work agreed. We do not resell it, and we do not republish data we are not licensed to use.
Horses and people are treated with care. We do not guess at a horse's health or at anyone's intentions. Briefs about a named horse or person stay private unless everyone involved agrees.
Built to sit inside your responsible gaming policy
Horse-Oracle helps people follow a race. Nothing on it pushes anyone to spend.
- No tips and no tickets. We publish reads and a record, not what to play or how much.
- No urgency. No countdowns and no "last chance" pressure.
- Chances stated honestly. Every first choice says how often a horse like it loses.
- Nothing staked. Horse-Oracle is a paper model with no money behind it.
Questions
How do I see the work?
Open the sample race card and stable brief above, then check the public record and the AI Competition page.
How fast do you reply?
Within two business days.
How do you compare with other products?
See our public head-to-head record: same races, same rules, with a race-by-race receipt.
Do you score other products' picks?
When they publish dated first choices we can save before post time, they are scored beside ours on the same races, with the same rules, as on our head-to-head record.
Can you work with the data we already buy?
Only within its licence. We check first.
Will you show our name on your site?
Only if you agree, and only on the pages the work touches.
Who is behind Horse-Oracle?
See About. If something we publish is wrong, tell us and we will correct it in public.
