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title: "The Run Details hover — RatingTheRaces Support"
description: "Hover any R figure and the Run Details card tells the story of that run: race, performance and prices, now with the race name, prize, grade and medals."
url: https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/run-details-hover/
date_modified: "2026-10-12"
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# The Run Details hover

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The Run Details card behind every R figure carries 3 panels: Race Context, Performance, and Ratings & Prices. Here is what each row means, including the newest additions.

Hover any R figure on the racecard (or tap it on a phone) and the Run Details card opens for that run.

 [![The Run Details card with the race name, Handicap Band row and a bronze medal on a 3rd placed run](https://ratingtheraces.com/help/run-details-hover/0-card.webp)](#zoom-help-run-details-hover-0-card) [![The Run Details card with the race name, Handicap Band row and a bronze medal on a 3rd placed run](https://ratingtheraces.com/help/run-details-hover/0-card.webp)](#close)

**Race Context** sets the scene: the race's own name with the winner's prize, course, distance, going, race type, whether it was a handicap and, when it was, the Handicap Band (a 0-100 band tells you the grade of handicap at a glance). Class names the actual grade where there is one, so a Group 2 reads Group 2, not Class 1. A green figure matches today's race exactly, amber is a near match, so you can see in a second how relevant the run is to today.

**Performance** covers the run itself: RTR Rank on the day, finishing position, with gold, silver and bronze medals picked out on a 1st, 2nd or 3rd, distance beaten, the winner (or what it beat), field size, weight carried and the jockey.

**Ratings & Prices** holds the marks and the market: the OR it ran off against today's, ISP and Exchange SP, the in-running low and high, and how the market moved before the off.

Since October two of those are easier to read. **IR Low %** gives the in-running low as a percentage of the Exchange SP, so a horse returned at 9.00 that traded as low as 4.50 reads -50%: the quickest way to spot one that travelled into the race looking like the winner and then did not get home. The **Market** row now carries the move as a percentage as well as the two prices, reading *Drifted 6.13 to 9.00 (+47%)* rather than leaving you to do the sum.

And the footer reminds you of the shortcut: [click the figure and the race opens in a new tab](https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/r-figure-race-link/).

The Run Details hover is available to Premium and Professional members.

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