--- title: "The strike-rate hover — RatingTheRaces Support" description: "Hover any strike-rate figure on the ratings and a card opens with that angle's SR, A/E, P&L, ROI and price reduction, and every other angle underneath." url: https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/stats-hover/ date_modified: "2026-10-13" --- [Help Centre](https://ratingtheraces.com/support/) / [Understanding the Ratings](https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/) /The strike-rate hover # The strike-rate hover Concept premium / professional new Every strike-rate figure on the ratings is the tip of an iceberg. Hover it and you get the full record behind it, and the same numbers for every other angle at a glance. The ratings carry strike-rate columns for the connections, the **horse**, the **trainer**, the **jockey** and the **sire**. Each figure is a summary. **Hover it** and the whole record opens up. [![The strike-rate hover: a hero card for the hovered angle with SR and wins over runs, A/E, P&L, ROI and PR tiles, then a table of every other angle](https://ratingtheraces.com/help/stats-hover/1-stats-hover.webp)](#zoom-help-stats-hover-1-stats-hover) [![The strike-rate hover: a hero card for the hovered angle with SR and wins over runs, A/E, P&L, ROI and PR tiles, then a table of every other angle](https://ratingtheraces.com/help/stats-hover/1-stats-hover.webp)](#close) ## The hero, then the rest The angle you're hovering sits at the top as a big card: its **strike rate** and its **wins over runs**. Below it, four figures put that strike rate in context: - **A/E**: winners against what the market expected. Over 1.00 means the angle has beaten the market, not just landed short-priced winners. See [What does A/E mean?](https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/ae-statistic/). - **P&L**: profit or loss to a 1pt stake at the exchange Starting Price. - **ROI**: that profit as a percentage, per run. - **PR**: the average price reduction, how far the win price shortened in running. Underneath, a table repeats those columns for **every other angle**: the last 7, 14 and 28 days, the last 50, 100 and 200 rides or runners, this course, this distance, this going, this race type, course and distance together, and distance and type. One hover, the full picture. ## Recent form, from a fortnight to 200 rides The **Recent form** rows run from the last 7 days out to the last **200 rides**. A hot fortnight and a long record answer different questions: a jockey can be 4 from 15 this week and still be losing money over 200 rides, and that is worth knowing before you back the streak. Jockeys and trainers are measured in rides and runners, sires in runners. [![The jockey strike rate hover with Recent form showing Last 7, 14 and 28 days and the new Last 50, 100 and 200 rides](https://ratingtheraces.com/help/stats-hover/2-ride-windows.webp)](#zoom-help-stats-hover-2-ride-windows) [![The jockey strike rate hover with Recent form showing Last 7, 14 and 28 days and the new Last 50, 100 and 200 rides](https://ratingtheraces.com/help/stats-hover/2-ride-windows.webp)](#close) ## Reading the colours The strike rates carry the same heat colour as the cell on the card, red through to green across the field, so a strong rate stands out. A/E is coloured too, green above 1.00 and red below. A small **under-10** badge marks a record built on fewer than 10 runs, so you know when to take it with a pinch of salt. ## What the numbers count The hover follows your **Stats View**. In the default **WS** view every figure is a win strike rate; switch to **PS** and they become place rates; **WP** shows price reduction. See [WS, PS and WP views explained](https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/ws-ps-wp-views/). If you don't want every figure, the **Hover Stats Data** action in the [Tools menu](https://ratingtheraces.com/tools-features/tools-menu/) lets you switch any of SR, Wins, A/E, P&L, ROI or PR off, so the hover shows only what you read. The strike-rate columns and their hover are a Premium and Professional feature. See [How much does it cost?](https://ratingtheraces.com/plans-billing/pricing/). ## Trainer form by month A trainer's hover ends with one more section: the yard's record in the current calendar month over the last five years, set against its usual level, with a chip for each season and a twelve month strip. Jumps and Flat are kept apart. See [Trainer form by month](https://ratingtheraces.com/understanding-the-ratings/trainer-form-by-month/). Was this article helpful? ### Related articles [ ### What do the R figures (R1 to R10) mean? 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