How To Use Leading Edge Tips

01Finding Today's Tips

There are two ways to get your daily tips depending on how you like to work:

1. Click Today in the top navigation bar.
2. The meetings page lists every race meeting being analysed today with a link to each tipsheet.
3. To see all bets at a glance: click the All Picks Summary → button near the top of the page.
4. From the summary, click Full Tipsheet → in any meeting header to open the full meeting breakdown including speed maps.

02Reading a Tipsheet

Each individual tipsheet covers one race meeting and shows all races in order. Here's what each column means:

03Confidence Levels Explained

The confidence score represents how strongly the model believes the selection will win. It incorporates form, class rating, track and distance suitability, pace analysis, and recent performance patterns.

04Race Classifications

Every race is classified to tell you how strong the opportunity is:

05WIN vs Each-Way Bets

The model recommends one of two bet types per selection:

06Prices & Value Overlays

Finding value is the cornerstone of long-term profitability. We calculate an independent model price for every runner and compare it to what the market offers:

• Overlay — market price is higher than our model price. The horse is underbet relative to its true chance. This is where edge lives.
• Underlay — market price is shorter than our model price. The horse is overbacked. We avoid or reduce stakes here.

The Best Value of the Day callout on the summary page highlights the selection with the largest positive overlay across all meetings, regardless of confidence level.

07Speed Maps

Speed maps show the expected pace shape of a race — where each runner is likely to be positioned in the early stages. This helps identify horses that may be disadvantaged by a fast pace or advantaged by a soft lead.

• Leaders (L) — expected to be on or near the pace from the jump
• On-pace (OP) — travelling close behind the leaders
• Midfield (M) — settling in the middle section
• Back (B) — settled at the rear, relying on a strong finish

Speed maps require enough verified pace data across the field to be displayed. Where insufficient data exists, the speed map is omitted for that race.

08Daily Multi Suggestions

Each day we generate a suggested cross-meeting multi combining 2–3 top picks from different venues. This is found on the Multi Suggestions page (accessible from the Today meetings page) and summarised at the bottom of the All Picks Summary.

How legs are chosen:

• Only picks with minimum 50% confidence and verified form data are eligible
• STAY OUT races are excluded
• One pick per meeting (diversity across venues)
• 2 legs when the top picks have average confidence below 60%; 3 legs when confidence is 60%+ across all selections

A 2-leg multi wins roughly 10–15% of the time with good selections. A 3-leg multi wins less often but pays significantly more. We track every multi result on the Results page so you can see historical strike rates.

09Quaddie Selections

When conditions warrant it, we suggest a quaddie (picking the winner of four consecutive races at a single meeting). Quaddies are only suggested for major meetings where we have strong confidence across all four legs.

Entry requirements for a quaddie suggestion:

• Only big meetings (feature metro or key provincial meetings)
• At least one BANKER leg or two STRONG anchor legs — open legs are fine if covered widely
• No more than two wide-open (AVOID) legs — three or more means no structural foundation
• Open and unpredictable legs are handled by including more horses, not by skipping the quaddie

Fluid leg selections — the number of horses per leg adapts to the race:

10Results & Performance

The Results page (in the top navigation) tracks every reviewed day back to the start of the v4 era (March 1, 2026). Key metrics shown:

Multi and quaddie results are tracked separately below the main table so you can assess exotic bet performance independently of straight bets.