Understand The Horse Racing Post Data Table Will Help You Win At Betting Exchange - Table 1

To know exactly what Postdata in horse race betting-          OR: This term stands for Official
is all about, visit the web site of Racing Post, which isRating. It is the odds-makers or handicapper’s
dedicated exclusively to horse race betting. In the webassessment related to each horse rating, which the
site, you will find a number of tabs arranged in tableBritish Horse Racing Board (BHB) compiles. 
format alongside each other. Those tabs from left to-          HORSE: This column displays name
right namely are Racing Home, Card, Stats, Spotlights,of the horse. 
Postdata, Commentary and Result. Locate the-          TRAINER FORM: This form displays
Postdata tab on this table and click on it. You will findsigns such as one tick, two ticks, question mark (?), X
that the Postdata tab displays information about yourand -. One tick indicates a trainer is in form. Two ticks
race card. The same is shown in chart for your easymean a trainer is in high form. Question mark means
reference and understanding as below.that form of the trainer is questionable. X sign indicates
As you may see, a Postdata section contains aa trainer is not in form. Lastly, – sign means a trainer
number of columns. Those columns are RPR, TS, OR,did not have any runner two weeks back. 
HORSE, TRAINER FORM, GOING, DIST, COURSE,-          GOING: This is the study of a
DRAW, ABILITY and RECENT FORM. horse’s capability on forecast going. A single tick
The Postdata table helps you save time while you areindicates a horse has affirmed his ability on going or
assessing a horse’s ability comparing it with otherlikewise. Two ticks mean a horse has affirmed his
horses. The table even enables you to find out visibleability on described going. Question mark (?) means a
negatives against favourite horse. Information belowhorse hasn’t confirmed his capability on going. –
will give you description of each column contained insign indicates it is first race of a horse on a described
the Postdata section in the order they appear.going. 
-          RPR: RPR, which is abbreviated for-          DIST: This column is the analysis of
Racing Post Rating determines the rating for everyhow good a horse is in dealing with distance of a race.
individual horse. The RPR team compiles this data. A single tick means the horse has reached
-          TS: It stands for Top Speed. It is aconfirmation form at a distance. Question mark
speed rating as assumed by the Racing Postindicates a horse hasn’t confirmed form, and –
regarding each horse. The rating is calculated throughsign indicates it is first time race of a horse at a
making comparison of actual race timings. Greaterparticular distance.
rating refers to speed with which the horse ran.