RatingTheRaces

Your member profile, achievements and badges

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Click your name in the top right to open your profile: your public racing record, your achievement badges, and the private cards for billing and email settings.

Every member has a profile page. Yours is home base for your account, and other members can visit it to see your competition record, so it's worth making it yours.

A member profile: avatar, display name and member-since date, with the NAP Competition record card below

Editing your details

Open your profile (click your name in the top right) and press Edit Profile. You can set:

  • Display Name, how you appear on leaderboards and your profile.
  • About, up to 500 characters on your racing story.
  • Favourite Horse and Favourite Race, shown as badges under your name.

If you've connected your X account, your handle appears here too, linking to your X profile.

Your record, in numbers

Three cards total up your history:

  • NAP Competition: days entered, winners, win rate, P/L and ROI, plus when you first played.
  • Leaderboard: your daily, weekly and monthly wins and your best-ever finishing positions.
  • Selections: winners, P/L and ROI from your saved selections.

Achievements

The badge wall tracks milestones as you play: entering your first NAP Competition, your first winner, your first double and treble, topping a daily leaderboard, winning a weekly or monthly competition, saving your first NagMe (and having a NagMe win), saving a ProStats filter, and landing winners from your selection groups. Earned badges show the date you got them, the rest sit locked as a to-do list.

What's public and what's private

Visitors to your profile see your display name, about, favourites, stats, badges and links to your NAP entries. The Membership card (your plan, renewal date, cancel and payment buttons) and the Email Preferences card are visible only to you, on your own profile.

Your email address is never shown on your profile. For the full picture of what we hold, see Your data and privacy.