Calibrated AI top-3 picks for every UK and Ireland flat and jump race. Updated every 5 minutes from official racecards, with form figures, going analysis, draw bias, and jockey/trainer records folded into every prediction. Free, no login required.
Written by the Predictify Sports AI team · Last updated 8 May 2026
Race declarations from Sky Sports Racing land roughly 48 hours before each meeting. Predictions go live as soon as the racecard is published — we don't fabricate picks for races whose runners aren't yet declared. Default scope: UK and Ireland, flat and jump. US Triple Crown / Breeders' Cup coverage follows in a later deployment.
Each race prediction reads recent form figures, official rating, weight, draw position (flat), trainer and jockey records, and going-suitability before generating a pick. Surface and headgear changes are flagged. Sky Sports' published Power Rating is read as one input alongside our own model.
Each race ships a win pick and a place projection (top 2/3/4 depending on field size and bookmaker payout terms). Photo finishes and stewards' enquiries get held back from grading until the official result is confirmed — we'd rather report no-result-yet than mark a pick wrong on a provisional placing.
Once graded picks accumulate, accuracy will be tracked publicly on the accuracy page alongside boxing, NBA, MLB, NHL, UFC, and golf. No claims will be made until there's a meaningful sample — racing's variance means the first hundred picks are noise. For current verified accuracy in other sports, see the accuracy page.
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We don’t run a black box. Here’s exactly what feeds into every Predictify horse racing pick:
Every UK and Ireland race appears in our database within an hour of being declared on Sky Sports Racing. We cover all flat and jumps codes — Class 1 to Class 7, novice handicaps to Group 1s, hurdle to chase to bumper. Tracks include Cheltenham, Ascot, Newmarket, Goodwood, Aintree, the Curragh, Leopardstown, Punchestown, and every regional fixture in between.
For every horse in every race, we store the recent form figures (positions in last 6 starts), official rating (OR), age and weight carried, draw position, going preference inferred from past wins, jockey and trainer records at the course, and the Sky Sports Power Rating where available. Twenty-plus signals per horse, hundreds per race.
Google’s Gemini model, with web search grounding for late stable news and morning updates on going changes, evaluates each race against our structured runner data. The model reads every horse’s profile and ranks the field.
This is where we differ from every other AI tipster site. Our top pick gets a maximum confidence of 50%. Second pick caps at 40%, third at 30%. The cap exists because any honest model recognises that even a strong favourite in a 12-runner field hits roughly one in three times. Predicting “85% confidence” on a horse race is mathematically dishonest — we won’t do it.
Every UK and Ireland race we predict gets graded automatically within 30 minutes of the off, using the official Sky Sports result feed. If we predicted Halfway House Lad and Halfway House Lad won, that’s a top-1 hit. If our pick finished second or third, that’s a place hit. All hits and misses are public on our accuracy page.
We track every single prediction we publish. Hits, misses, confidence calibration, place rates, sample sizes — all visible at /accuracy.
For horse racing specifically, since we shipped the grader pipeline in early May 2026, we’ve graded every UK and Ireland race we’ve predicted. The current sample size is small — small enough that variance dominates and the numbers don’t yet carry signal. We won’t claim 70% accuracy on 50 races. We’ll show you the real numbers, sample size warnings included, and let you draw your own conclusions.
Once we accumulate 200–300 graded races, the calibration data will mean something. Until then, we’re in the noise zone, and we’re transparent about that.
The string of numbers next to each horse’s name in the racecard — for example “5-3142P”. Read right to left, most recent first: P=pulled up, 1=won, 4=fourth, 2=second, 1=won, 3=third, 5=fifth. Numbers above 9 display as “0”. Letters indicate non-finishes: P=pulled up, F=fell, U=unseated, R=refused, B=brought down.
The state of the turf. From firm (hard) to heavy (soaked), with good, good-to-firm, good-to-soft, and soft in between. All-weather tracks describe surface as “standard” or “slow.” Some horses thrive on heavy ground; others need quick going.
The starting stall number on flat races. On certain courses (Chester, Beverley low-numbers, Brighton) the draw matters significantly. On straight courses, less so. Jump racing has no draw.
A handicap rating assigned by the BHA reflecting a horse’s official ability. Used to calculate weight in handicap races. Higher OR = better horse, but also more weight to carry.
The grade of the race, 1 (Group 1, top international) through 7 (low-grade selling races). Horses generally improve when dropped in class and regress when stepped up.
A horse’s chance is partially shaped by who’s riding and who’s trained it for the day. Jockeys with strong records at specific courses or trainers with strong recent form add positive expected value.
A Sky Sports proprietary metric scoring each horse’s chance from 0–100. We use it as one of many signals, never as the only one — and we strip it from our prompts when Sky hasn’t yet published it (typical for T+1 racecards).
Big-field handicaps (12+ runners) pay each-way to four places at 1/4 odds at most UK bookmakers. A 7/1 horse you fancy pays around 6/4 even if it just places. For wide-open handicaps where the form is hard to separate, each-way bets reduce variance significantly.
A horse that loves heavy ground and finds it suddenly switched to good-to-firm overnight is a different proposition. Always check morning weather updates before betting on bigger stakes. Many AI tipsters and human handicappers don’t update their picks when the going changes — we do.
Our calibration discipline means we’ll often pick a 5/1 or 6/1 horse over the favourite. When our top pick is at 4/1 or higher and the data supports it, those are typically the highest expected value bets in our universe.
We don’t have to bet every race. Some are coin-flips even with the best data. If our top-1 confidence is at 25% on a wide-open 16-runner handicap, that’s the model telling you it’s not worth a serious stake. Listen.
We publish ours. You should publish yours — a simple spreadsheet of bet, stake, odds, result, and running P&L will teach you more about your betting habits than any tipster service ever can.

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