HorseRaceBase recently gave its Stand Out Stats its own dedicated page, and it’s become one of the quickest ways to scan the day’s cards without opening every race.

The idea is simple. The system pulls the latest data from across HRB – ratings, market moves, horse history, place records, and jockey / trainer / stallion / dam trends – and shows you a varied set. A key rule: no horse appears more than once per refresh, even if it qualifies on multiple angles. Hit refresh and you get a different set.

Here is what the current load for today – Ballinrobe, Nottingham, Salisbury and Wolverhampton – is highlighting.

Clear Top Rated – HRB Standard

This is HRB’s own ratings model. The horses flagged as clear top on standard:

At the top of the market, 3.45 Nottingham – Glamorize (IRE) at 1/2 is rated clear top, which explains the very short price. The same is true for 6.51 Salisbury – Soldier Of The Sea (IRE) 11/8 and 8.30 Wolverhampton – Blue Celestial 5/4.

Further down the cards the model finds value away from the favourite. 7.00 Wolverhampton – Jazzy Blue (IRE) 100/30 and 8.00 Wolverhampton – Oh So Perfect (IRE) 11/1 are both clear top rated but are bigger prices in the early market.

Market Movers and Drifters

This compares early prices versus now.

Movers – support in the market:
The last race at Wolverhampton is seeing a lot of activity. 9.00 Wolverhampton – Brave Empire (IRE) 3/1 and Candy Warhol (USA) 9/2 are both shortening, while in the same race Massimo Blue 7/2 appears on the Drifters side. At Ballinrobe, 6.09 Crystabel (IRE) 7/2 and 7.09 Bearami Creek (IRE) 11/2 have also been backed.

One to double-check manually: Blue Celestial 5/4 appears as both Clear Top Rated and as a Mover. On this page that shouldn’t normally happen, so it may be worth viewing the full race card to confirm the figures.

Drifters – weak in the market:
8.21 Salisbury – Dottie Diamond 100/30 is the biggest early drifter on this refresh, followed by 5.50 Nottingham – Come On Over (IRE) 11/4 and 5.06 Ballinrobe – World As One (GER) 7/2.

Drifting doesn’t mean no chance – it often just means the early money has gone elsewhere.

Win Stats and Place Stats

These are horse-specific history angles, filtered to a minimum of 3 runs for the horse and 5 for jockey / trainer / stallion.

The strongest win stat on this refresh is 6.30 Wolverhampton – Kaaranah (IRE) 8/1 – Track / Distance R3 W3 100%. Three runs at track and distance, three wins.

Other 67-75% win angles include 5.50 Nottingham – Mondammej 6/1 – Race Class R4 W3 75%, 5.15 Nottingham – Emperor Caradoc (FR) 3/1 – Track R3 W2 67% and 4.15 Nottingham – Sahm Naif (IRE) 15/8 – Hcaps R3 W2 67%.

On the place side, perfect records stand out:

4.45 Nottingham – Luna Celeste (IRE) 17/2 – Career R4 W4 100% place
4.36 Ballinrobe – Bells Grove (IRE) 8/13 – Going R3 W3 100%
5.15 Nottingham – Hoodie Hoo (IRE) 11/2 – Race Class R3 W3 100%
7.51 Salisbury – Celeborn 3/1 – Direction R3 W3 100%

And for larger samples: 8.51 Salisbury – Fair Dinkum (IRE) Evens – Similar Odds R6 W5 83% place and 6.39 Ballinrobe – Wolf Prince (IRE) 11/4 – Similar Odds R6 W5 83%.

Jockey, Trainer, Stallion and Dam

This section is about who is in form and what breeding is doing.

Trainer 7-day form leads the page:
7.00 Wolverhampton – Syndicale (IRE) 4/7 – Trainer 7d R12 W5 42% is the hottest 7-day trainer stat in this set. Close behind are Glamorize (IRE) Trainer 7d R10 W4 40% and Zaraquelle (FR) 5/1 and No Knee Never (IRE) 5/1 – both Trainer 7d R19 W6 32%.

Jockey 14-day form:
Three Ballinrobe runners share the same line – Manoir De Mirande (FR) 9/4, Pourquoi Poi (IRE) 7/2 and First Ascent (IRE) 4/1 – all Jockey 14d R13 W4 31%, suggesting the same jockey has been among winners recently.

Breeding angles:
The biggest breeding sample is 6.00 Wolverhampton – Three Yorkshiremen (IRE) 100/30 – Dam Class R20 W7 35%. Others include 8.51 Salisbury – Curran (IRE) Evens – Stallion Track R8 W3 38% and 6.21 Salisbury – Amathus (IRE) 3/1 – Dam Track R5 W2 40%.

How to use it

Stand Out Stats isn’t a tipping sheet. It’s a starting point for research. A horse that appears as Top Rated and also has a strong Track / Distance win stat, like Emperor Caradoc on this refresh, is combining two independent pieces of HRB data. A Mover that also has a hot trainer stat, like Brave Empire, is combining market information with stable form.