ChivalryAI for Handicappers

Read the field.
Question the assumptions.

Put a runner’s recent form in a wider context. Research the race conditions, family tendencies, and historical comparisons behind the question you are trying to answer.

7-day free trial with a generous research allowance.

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In your work

Handicap beyond
the past performances.

ChivalryAI reveals class, pedigree, development, workouts, sales history, and distance signals that can help uncover overlooked contenders.

Compare the class.

Read Race Class and the horse’s performance record together when evaluating the strength of previous competition.

Study the first-time starter.

Use pedigree, precocity, and family performance to frame the questions around a maiden or lightly raced horse.

Examine a distance change.

Compare previous starts with family winning-distance tendencies when a horse moves between sprint and route conditions.

Follow form and opportunity.

Study layoffs, workouts, and campaign patterns, then compare your research with the market’s assessment. Use alerts to follow the horses you want to revisit.

A research workflow

Compare the field.
Examine the form.

Start with the race conditions and the runners you want to compare. Examine previous competition, distance records, workouts and pedigree context. Follow the evidence behind a class or distance change as you form your own assessment.

Read the race-performance comparison
  1. Compare this field’s previous competition and performance at today’s distance.
  2. What pedigree and workout context can we establish for these first-time starters?
  3. Which runners merit a closer look after a layoff or a change in distance?

Relevant analytics

Your first five minutes

A demonstration
with a purpose.

Bring a race. Compare the field, investigate a maiden or distance change, and follow the supporting records. Research supports judgment; it does not guarantee a wagering outcome.

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