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• theturtle
• 30 Dec 2020

BetTurtlehorseshoe ratings are powerful and are a great way to narrow down the contenders in a race quickly. This article provides insights into how to use the BetTurtle horseshoe ratings to quickly and easily shortlist the contenders in a race.

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Horseshoes

BetTurtle uses 5 horseshoes to create a visual form representation for each horse.

Fitness - Past performances, trainer form and horses racing patterns to gauge how fit the horse may be.

Ability - Past performances, sales, sire, trainer and owner data to assess the horses potential ability.

Conditions - Past peformances, sire performances and jockey bookings to gauge suitability of today's conditions.

Vibes - Uses various tipsters, social media and press data to assess the vibes surrounding a horses well being in the race.

Market - Continuously analyses the betting markets until off time.

Green Horseshoe - A positive sign.

Amber Horseshoe - Risks attached or limited information to base assessment on.

Red Horseshoe - A warning sign, so tread carefully.

Fitness Horseshoe

The following are the win and runner stats for the fitness horseshoe across all race codes.

As the stats show across all race codes, horses with a green fitness horseshoe have a distinct advantage and those with red horseshoes can often be ruled out.

Ability Horseshoe

The following are the win and runner stats for the ability horseshoe across all race codes.

As the stats show across all race codes, horses with a green and amber ability horseshoes have a distinct advantage and those with red horseshoes can often be ruled out.

Conditions Horseshoe

The following are the win and runner stats for the conditions horseshoe across all race codes.

As the stats show across all race codes, horses with a green conditions horseshoes have an advantage, however, the difference is not as large as some of the stats from the other horseshoes. Therefore, it is recommended to use this horseshoe as a secondary consideration compared to the others.

Vibes Horseshoe

The following are the win and runner stats for the vibes horseshoe across all race codes.

The vibes stats is a powerful one with a large percentage of winners coming from the Green horseshoe across all codes. However, green rated horses tend to be short priced and it is often worth considering the amber rated horses to find better value contenders. Horses with a red horseshoe are at a distinct disadvantage, but sometimes win at large prices.

Market Horseshoe

The following are the win and runner stats for the market horseshoe across all race codes.

Combining Horseshoes

While individual horseshoes are worth considering, combining the horseshoes provides further insights. The tables below show how the number of different coloured horseshoes can impact the results too.

The more green horseshoes a horse has been allocated, the more chance it has of winning the race.

Not as good as the green stats, but the more amber horseshoes a horse has, the more chance it has of winning.

Unsurprisingly the lower the number of red horseshoes, the better the chance a horse has of winning. Horses with a lot of red horseshoes do win sometimes and when they do, they could be at large prices.

Be wary of short priced horses with red horseshoes.

Automating Your Selections

BetTurtle provides filters on racecards to allow you to filter in/out horses using individual and colours of horseshoes.

You can also use the filters to create automated betting systemsusing BetTurtle.

The video below shows how to use the BetTurtle filters to rapidly create a shortlist

How Did We Conduct This Analysis?

We have generated the analysis in this article using a powerful data analysis tool we have at our disposal.

Pro Subscribers can make use of our development team who are experts in using this tool for two hours per month to conduct similar analysis. This is included as part of the Pro Subscription.

Pro subscribers can also use this allocation to request our Software Development team to create new filters, new features or data based on their requirements.

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