How do I understand the results information on the website?

After the winner result you will see a number for example Winner (1) $5.30 the (1) represents the winner came from the first tip in the sequence. So (2) will represent tip 2, (3) tip 3 and (4) tip 4. This information is given to help people clearly see which horse in the tips sequence actually won and it is then followed by the exacta, trifecta, first 4 and quadrella results information if we have tipped it correctly within the selections given and the prices shown are from the QLD TAB.

To view any tip updates on the website including the live rating results if they are available simply refresh the page you are on by pressing the circle in your browser or by pressing the refresh this page buttons provided on the appropriate pages.

And to view all of our past horse racing tip results simply visit Check All Our Daily Rating Results

Added on Saturday the 30th of June 2018:

We now tell you which races are best to bet as we have introduced Key Notes to the website which outline each races best possibility of winning at a simple glance.

So for example:

Key Notes:

(*) Denotes “Special” so the Top Selection should really win.
(P) Denotes “Predictable” so overall race has a Higher Probability of success within the given 4 selections.
(O) Denotes an “Open” Race with many possibilities so Uncertain Of Outcome within selections.

Ipswich Race Tips:

Race 1: (*) 5, 4, 1, 3 – Winner (1) $1.30 Exacta $2.10 Trifecta $5.10 First 4 $5.60
Race 2: (*) 4, 2, 8, 7 – Winner (1) $1.50
Race 3: (P) 9, 1, 4, 6 – Winner (2) $4.90 Exacta $61.10 Trifecta $199.90 First 4 $812.60

Just something interesting:

Consistency is the key to winning.

 If you like betting for the Win then you will like what you see on our website as the strike rate on average for our Top 2 Selections is 50% of all races run each day and if you like dutch betting you can download free staking software from Winning More right here at free dutch betting software which you can use in conjunction with our tips each day.

Here is what a normal person would do.

Bet 5% of your bank.
Back the top 2 selections
Set a goal say to win $50 for the day.
Reach goal and then pull out and come back the next day.

A Great Tip: A really sensible approach would be to go through the early bookmaker prices for the Top 2 Selections when our tips are first posted for you each day and then search out those races which represent value and bet from there. It is advisable to ignore those races which contain odds-on favourites the type of races which represent little or no value. You will find that generally the bookmaker prices you will see early will be the best prices available as generally the prices for our selections will shorten in odds over the course of the day. 

If you want to find out even more helpful techniques and strategies you can read our ratings help guide here.

You will also see the Exacta mentioned a lot on this site but it is for a reason as the win rate for boxed exacta’s on the site averages between 30% and 50% of all races run each day. And if you can get the Exacta logic will tell you that if you have the field for 3rd you then have the Trifecta and if you have the field for 4th you then have the First 4. Dependent on field sizes and thanks to the flexi dividend if you tie the race up right you can get as much as 33% of the dividend for as little as $10 so if you would like to discover some more helpful punting strategies & advice simply read our ratings how-to guide.

Don’t know which races to bet or what bet type to try? Have a read of our ratings how-to guide which will give you some good ideas you might like to try. Basically the real key is Money Management which means you only bet 5% of your bank on each race you want to wager on until you make your profit for the day and by limiting your risk you are actually giving yourself a greater chance to win and once you have reached your target goal for the day just pull out. Pretty simple stuff really but a lot of people just don’t get it which is why the bookies are doing very well and always have done so.