Live British & Irish racecards — probabilities are estimates, not tips

AI horse racing tips

These are not tips in the usual sense — nobody here shouts a nap of the day. FormIQ Racing rates every declared runner at every British and Irish meeting and publishes a win probability for each one before the off. Selections are logged in advance, settled at official starting prices, and the whole record — good days and bad — stays on the site. The top-rated horse in a race is usually still odds against, and most of them lose.

What you get each day

Every race, not a handful. Each meeting is rated in full, so you can see where the model is confident and where the race is wide open.

A percentage, not a shout. Each horse carries a win chance and a data-quality level, with the factor breakdown shown on the racecard.

Tomorrow as well as today. Next day's card appears as soon as declarations are published, already rated.

How the tips are worked out

Racecards are pulled live and each runner is scored against the rest of its own field on official rating, recent form, weight carried, draw, age and time since its last run. Those scores become probabilities that add up to exactly 100% across the race.

The weights behind the scoring were fitted on an archive of 1.85 million runners from 2015 onwards and validated on later seasons the model never saw while it was being tuned. Full detail is on the How It Works page.

Proof, not promises

Selections are recorded before the race is run and settled only once the result is official — a stewards' enquiry leaves the pick open until it's resolved. The Track Record lists every pick, the Staking Record settles them on paper three ways at starting price, the History calendar lets you search any day, horse or course, and Vs Tipsters scores the model against around sixty published newspaper and website naps on the same terms.

Common questions

Are the tips free? Yes — every rating, probability and selection is free to view.

Can AI predict horse racing winners? No model can do that reliably. The favourite wins roughly a third of races and the best-rated horse in a race usually loses. What a model can do is estimate chances consistently and be measured honestly afterwards.

Is this betting advice? No. Nothing here is advice or a recommendation, no bets are taken, and all profit and loss figures are a hypothetical paper record. 18+ only — free confidential help is available from BeGambleAware and the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133.