TAHMIN MODELI GUIDE
What is the Sixth Sense report?
Sixth Sense is a separate assessment alongside the standard horse racing model. Comparing the two helps identify horses whose historical performance ranking differs from current support indicators.
Why do the reports rank horses differently?
The standard model ranks horses by performance data without AGF. Sixth Sense also uses available AGF support and related model support criteria. A horse may therefore rank lower in the standard report and higher in Sixth Sense.
This difference does not make either report certain to be correct. Results are tracked as separate series on the performance screen. Data coverage differs between domestic and international races, so some signals may not be available at every racecourse.
AGF ranking and the rising indicator
AGF shows the distribution of players' selections for a sixfold. When a race belongs to more than one sixfold, its AGF ranking can differ by interval. Check the selected interval when reading the report.
A horse with a notable rise in AGF rank may receive an exclamation mark. It can flash when the rising horse reaches a leading AGF rank. This signals a change in selections, not a guaranteed win.
What do tipster stars indicate?
Available tipster predictions can provide support signals for the assessment. Red and yellow stars and General Trend make the available tipster data easier to explore.
The absence of a star does not mean a horse cannot win. Missing sources or insufficient assessment data can also prevent signals from appearing. International tipster predictions are collected only for that day's tracked racecourses.
Check the report's freshness
The calculation time shows when a report was generated. Later non-runners, program changes or market movements may not be reflected. Read warnings alongside the update time.
Model scores, stars and market preferences represent different types of information. Do not treat them as a single measure of certainty; also consider field size and available data coverage.
Frequently asked questions
Does Sixth Sense mean a certain prediction?
No. It is a report name and does not imply intuitive certainty or a guaranteed result.
Is the AGF favourite always the model's top pick?
No. Market preference and historical performance can produce different rankings. The standard model and Sixth Sense are shown separately to compare those differences.