The information below explains in detail the Profiler columns that can be seen on Profiler Cloud. Please understand that all math formulas have been simplified to one number in each column for the benefit of the Punter / Analyst.
The Defined Edge Rating is about a horse’s education, consistency and tenacity based on its entire racing history
Most thoroughbred software ignores what horses irrefutably feel comfortable with and how well educated they are for certain race types but the DER tells the analyst which runners have a winning edge and to what degree
We have established that a DER between 9 – 16 is the safest zone.
A DER of 8 or less is unlikely but not without the very occasional winner.
This is the hardest factor to asses because frankly the horse analyst or program he employs has as much factual knowledge about a horse’s fitness as the horse has about his/her fitness
The essential point about Profiler’s FR is that 5 or less is a total risk, 6 or 7 works sometimes works but 8, 9 or 10 is the most reliable.
The SR fractions pretend that if all horses in the field are equally weighted, proficient with today’s conditions, barrier, winning range and fitness then the horse that has proven to be the most reliable and courageous should win barring bad luck.
The math method continues until the second best SR horse is exposed, third and so on.
On one hand we have the success of the better quality thoroughbreds against the worst and after Profiler’s formulas have weighed up all fractions, the entire field is allocated a number from 1 to 10.
The most outstanding SR horse achieves 10 points; the second is awarded 9 and so on.
a Skill Rating of 5 or less is risky, 6 or 7 is a possible win but 8, 9, or 10 are sound propositions
Horses' personal acceleration power and duration of speed.
Profiler has a steadfast recipe to find the finest athletes regarding speed and acceleration based on form history, then, Profiler converts all fractions to a rating of 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 to make it simple for analysts.
A rating of 5 indicates that this runner is one of the best prospects at acceleration and momentum for today’s event.
We discovered the most reliable fail-safe weight formula and then we simplified it even more by transposing the final fractions to a rating out of ten.
Any Profiler WT of 8, 9, or 10 is safe and final picks with either rating can be kept on your daily list of winning prospects.
Any runner with 7 is suspect but not without the occasional winner. 6 or less has proven to be a hells bells mine-field regarding Handicap Races and no matter how good the other credentials are, the horse is generally lumping too much weight and must be treated with extreme caution.
If you see every horse in the field with a WT rating of 1 or all with a weight rating of 10, this means that the race is a Weight For Age or Set Weights event and no horse has any weight advantage. You can dismiss the weight math altogether with these races because no runner will be hampered by unfair weight.
It shows which horses are the classiest and most reliable in the field based on career history and of course how well suited they are with today’s event.
All horses were sequenced into Groups A, B, C, D, E and F. Profiler A runners were proven to be the finest and most unwavering contenders.
After Profiler has scrutinized every runner it suggests a Minimum Acceptable Price before investing.
Taking any less than Profiler’s MAP is a foolish act because so many times over the past 22 years we see short price favourites lose by a length or more if their win price from betting shops are less than Profiler’s MAP.
No point betting short priced runners under Profiler’s MAP because there is no profit short or long term. Don’t follow the idiots, stay clear and wait for a better value investment.