--- title: "What do the R figures (R1 to R10)… — RatingTheRaces Support" description: "R figures are RatingTheRaces calculated performance figures for each run, R1 is the most recent outing, working back through R2 to R10 for older form." url: https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/r-figures/ date_modified: "2026-09-14" --- [Help Centre](https://ratingtheraces.com/support/) / [Understanding the Ratings](https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/) /What do the R figures (R1 to R10) mean? # What do the R figures (R1 to R10) mean? Concept premium / professional The R Figures are our calculated performance figures that the horses have achieved. R1 is that horse's most recent run, R2 their 2nd most recent run and so on. ## R Figures The R Figures are our calculated performance figures for each run. **R1** is a horse's most recent run, **R2** their second most recent, and so on back to **R10**. Each figure is a weighting of both performance and speed. [![R Figures columns on the ratings](https://ratingtheraces.com/help/r-figures/0-70fbf42f-9c35-4fc9-852f-bc7ae0869ba1.webp)](#zoom-help-r-figures-0-70fbf42f-9c35-4fc9-852f-bc7ae0869ba1) [![R Figures columns on the ratings](https://ratingtheraces.com/help/r-figures/0-70fbf42f-9c35-4fc9-852f-bc7ae0869ba1.webp)](#close) In the example above, the horse at the top posted the best last-time-out figure, and went on to win this race too. **Hover your mouse over any R figure** to open its **Run Details**, laid out as three cards: - **Race Context**: the course, distance, going, race type, whether it was a handicap, the **class** and the **direction** it turned, with the date in the header. - **Performance**: its RTR Rank that day, its exact **finishing position** (14th, rather than the form figure's 0), how far it was **beaten**, the winner (or, on a winning run, the horse it beat), the **field size**, the **weight carried** and the **jockey**. - **Ratings & Prices**: the official rating (and how it compares with today's mark), the industry and exchange SP, the in-running low (and the in-running high on a winning run), and how the **market** moved before the off. Anything matching **today's** race, the same course, trip, going, type, class or direction, is picked out in **green**, and a **near** match (a similar trip or going) in **amber**, so you can see at a glance how relevant a strong figure really is. [![The Run Details hover: Race Context, Performance and Ratings & Prices, with green marking a match to today's race and amber a near match](https://ratingtheraces.com/help/r-figures/3-run-details.webp)](#zoom-help-r-figures-3-run-details) [![The Run Details hover: Race Context, Performance and Ratings & Prices, with green marking a match to today's race and amber a near match](https://ratingtheraces.com/help/r-figures/3-run-details.webp)](#close) ### Arrange the hover your way Everyone reads form differently, so the hover is yours to lay out. Open **Tools** on the ratings and choose **Arrange Run Details**: drag the cards left or right, drag the rows up or down within a card, and switch off any row you never look at. It's remembered in your browser for next time. See [The Ratings Tools menu](https://ratingtheraces.com/tools-features/tools-menu/). ## Where R figures fit in The R figures feed directly into other parts of the ratings. The averages of these scores become the AV3 and AV10 ratings, see [What do AV3, AV10 and their ranks mean?](https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/av3-av10/), and Professional members can rank a whole field by its most recent figure using [the R1 Rank](https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/r1-rank/). For how every column on the grid relates to these, see the full [ratings columns reference](https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/ratings-columns-reference/). Was this article helpful? ### Related articles [ ### What do AV3, AV10 and their ranks mean? AV3 is the average of a horse's last 3 R scores and AV10 the last 10, smoothing recent form; the matching ranks compare every runner across the race. ](https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/av3-av10/)[ ### What is the R1 Rank? R1 Rank ranks every horse in a race by its most recent R1 performance figure, so you can instantly spot the runner arriving in the sharpest current form. ](https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/r1-rank/)[ ### What are the numbers next to a horse's name? The small numbers shown next to a horse tell you how many times that runner has been selected by other players as a pick in the free NAP Competition. ](https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/numbers-next-to-horse/)