Our WebRatings which are conditionally formatted to help you quickly spot positive statistics can be easily accessed from practically any device, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, PC’s, games consoles & even smart TV’s from anywhere . They automatically remove non runners and then recalculates the ratings, results are imported as soon as possible including forecast and tricast results where applicable. These Dynamic WebRatings have more statistics and race details than the spreadsheet versions including win and place overrounds, live exchange odds and all the easily filterable data you could need to help with your betting from wherever you are‡. Selections can automatically posted to the forum and your results will be automatically calculated at the end of racing. The NAP’s are also posted via this page (See NAP Competition)

The new FREE RTR Nap Competition is a weekly and monthly competition for both Free and Premium Members with large cash prizes available. Selecting 3 selections (NAP, N.B and Reserve) couldn’t be easier and are entered via the Dynamic WebRatings and results automatically calculated. All selections are posted into the premium members only forum for premium members to view. The amount of naps on each horse as well as the statistics of those members who have napped these horses can be seen on the Dynamic WebRatings. Leaderboards for both Weekly and Monthly competitions are also available. As well as cash prizes, there will also be racing tickets and free ratings to be won.

The RatingTheRaces Staking Manager is a fantastic tool that we at RatingTheRaces have developed and many of our members currently use. The Staking manager allows you to easily keep a track of your betting bank, profit and loss and how best to be staking to increase your profits. Simply enter your betting bank, decide how many points your bank will be, enter points staked and points returned and your betting bank is updated, your P/L for the day and total is updated automatically as well as showing what the following days stake should be. Using this method can help you quickly spot whether your system is as profitable as you thought of whether you should scrap it and start again. It also helps minimise losses by reducing stakes and boost profits by increasing stakes.