Hi Vortech

You recently helped with a thread on "Which ratings are best" along with several other "Experts"

Thanks for you very usefull information.

I understood all the abreviations for your ratings except

"Win" Rating 1 -6 & 78%

What does the abreviation "Win" stand for? Please forgive my ignorance if it is obvious.

Regards
Ted

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What he would mean is if you had a list of runners you would put then in order from lowest win percentage to highest and the top 6 have a 78% SR

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Hi There,

Win% rank is the highest win strike down to lowest

Example: Horse 1 8 races, 2 wins (25% Win%)
Horse 2: 4 races, 2 wins (50% Win%)

Rank them in order to have your top 6 and you get 78% of winners

I find the best two are Starting Prices and Top 6 Jockeys
Í'm amazed how much attention is not given to a good jockey. Its a must.
Good horses and class above the rest can lose given the jockey and the claim doesn't help much when your 3 wide

Hope that helps

Thanks Shaun

I was thinking "Win" was another rating site. You know of any others ?

Regards
Ted

"If you dont ask you may never ever know"

Thanks for your explanation and pointing out your thoughts on the top jockeys

Regards
Ted