The honest scoreboard
How FormIQ compares to other AI horse racing predictors
Anyone can claim a strike rate. The only number that matters is the one you can check. Our figures below are computed live from the logged record; theirs are the numbers they publish about themselves.
FormIQ Racing — live record
Model v1.4 · settled at official starting pricesEvery one of these picks is on the Track Record and History pages, logged before the off and impossible to edit afterwards. Staked so far: £94.00, returned: £69.96.
The other AI tip sites, in their own numbers
FormPick
Freeformpick.com · figures checked 6 Sep 2026
LLM-led analysis over a very large race database.
- Strike rate
- 26.3% top-pick winners (their own published 1,150-pick audit)
- Profit & loss
- −3.7% ROI / −42 units, as stated in the same audit
- Independently checkable record
- Yes
- Publishes a full audited record of its selections.
- Their own audit shows a healthy strike rate can still lose money at level stakes.
FormGenie
Paid subscriptionformgenie.com · figures checked 6 Sep 2026
Running since 2006; its site claims over 40% of races won by its top-rated horse.
- Strike rate
- 40%+ as stated on its site; it notes this covers selected races
- Profit & loss
- Publishes a rolling 365-day level-stakes P&L on its site
- Independently checkable record
- Partial
- Long-established and advertises a money-back guarantee.
- The headline figure applies to selected races rather than every race on the card, per its own description.
AI Race Day
Freeai-raceday.co.uk · figures checked 6 Sep 2026
Simulated race outcomes with polished visuals.
- Strike rate
- None found on its site when we checked
- Profit & loss
- None found on its site when we checked
- Independently checkable record
- No
- Attractive presentation; we could not find a published settled record.
- Its stats page did not load when checked, so its figures could not be reviewed.
What the numbers actually teach
Strike rate is not the product. FormPick's own audit is the proof: 26.3% winners and still a loss, because short-priced winners don't pay for the losers. A tipster shouting about strike rate is showing you the wrong half of the ledger.
The market is hard to beat. The betting favourite wins about a third of races. In our view, a headline figure far above that only means something if the full, race-by-race record behind it is published and can be inspected.
So we publish everything. Every pick before the off, every result after it, the profit and loss to £1 level stakes, and a head-to-head scoreboard against newspaper tipsters and a rival AI settled on identical rules. If we lose, you'll see it. That's the difference.
Competitor figures are the numbers published by the sites themselves, each checked on the date shown and quoted fairly for comparison and review. All names and trademarks belong to their owners; we are not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them. If any figure here is outdated or inaccurate, tell us and we will correct it promptly. Nothing on this page is betting advice — see our disclaimer.