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Follow a racing idea from rules to results.
An angle is a set of conditions you want to follow, such as small-field hurdle races. Save those conditions once, see matching runners each morning, and keep a paper record of what happens next.
1. Choose a question
Start with one idea you can explain in a sentence. More filters can produce an attractive historical result by chance. The examples below teach the controls; they are not profitable systems or betting recommendations.
2. Save it and check tomorrow
You can explore historical data without an account. Sign in to save up to five angles. Give each a name, then optionally enable morning emails to your confirmed address. Emails only go out when an angle has upcoming matches; you can pause them at any time.
Forward recording becomes eligible the next morning, after the completed capture and before racing begins. Saving an angle after a race does not add that race to its record. To change the rules, save a new angle.
3. Review every result
Open “Forward results and CSV” on your saved angle. It shows captured qualifiers, wins, losses, voids and pending results. Days without a valid capture are shown as gaps. Download the latest 90 days to review them yourself.
Illustrative example, not real results
Three 1pt win selections at decimal 4.00, 3.00 and 2.50. If the first wins and the other two lose, gross profit is +3 − 1 − 1 = +1pt on 3pt staked, or +33.3% ROI. That arithmetic says what happened; three selections cannot establish an edge.
Paper returns exclude Rule 4 deductions and exchange commission. For money you actually bet, use My Bets and record your own stake and price.
No payment required. Following the paper record does not require placing a bet.