The public ledger
Every read Elite Pass published before a race, kept exactly as published, then settled against the exchange afterwards.
None of those numbers is a result. They are what you can check about how this record was made: that it was written down first, on every race day, checked afterwards against the exchange — and that the days with nothing to say are still in it.
Not settled: 2 awaiting tonight · 4 that never were, still on the record.
How to read this record
- A read describes the shape of a race. It never names a winner, and no stake is ever placed against it.
- So a favourite winning is not us being right, and a favourite being beaten is not us being wrong. The favourite count is further down this page, in full.
- Some race days produce nothing worth publishing. Those are in here too, with the number of races that were read on them.
What we are saying today
The ledger is what we already published. Race Check is the live version of the same thing: pick any eligible race on today’s card and see whether Elite Pass gets a clear structural read of it before it runs — including when the answer is no. It is free, it is not a tip, and whatever it says today is what appears on this page tomorrow.
Recently recorded reads
Monday 19 October 2026
Bath 15:17
Primary read
Class 3 Novice Stakes · 1m · Good · 11 runners
- Race state
- High stability
- Favourite vulnerability
- Low
Has the market missed anything here?
Read locked 08:27, before the first raceAwaiting settlement. This read was published before the off and is settled against the exchange after racing.
Southwell 20:00
Second read
Class 3 Novice Stakes · 1m3f · Standard · 6 runners
- Race state
- Stable
- Favourite vulnerability
- Low
Has the market missed anything here?
Read locked 08:27, before the first raceAwaiting settlement. This read was published before the off and is settled against the exchange after racing.
Sunday 18 October 2026
Leopardstown 14:12
Primary read
Maiden · 1m1f · Good · 15 runners
- Race state
- Stable
- Favourite vulnerability
- Low
Has the market missed anything here?
Read locked 10:56, before the first raceMarket, added after the read was locked · Moved towardsThe favourite did not win · Sunatia at Betfair SP 1.96
Leopardstown 15:42
Second read
Listed · 1m2f · Good · 11 runners
- Race state
- Unstable
- Favourite vulnerability
- Elevated
Can the favourite run the race it wants to?
Read locked 10:56, before the first raceMarket, added after the read was locked · Moved towardsThe favourite won · Come What May at Betfair SP 1.72
Saturday 17 October 2026
Catterick 13:00
Primary read
Class 4 Maiden · 7f · Good to soft · 8 runners
- Race state
- Stable
- Favourite vulnerability
- Low
Has the market missed anything here?
Read locked 08:53, before the first raceMarket, added after the read was locked · Moved towardsThe favourite did not win · Queens Bandit at Betfair SP 1.37
Southwell 19:30
Second read
Class 4 Maiden · 5f · Standard · 12 runners
- Race state
- High stability
- Favourite vulnerability
- Low
Has the market missed anything here?
Read locked 08:53, before the first raceMarket, added after the read was locked · Little movementThe favourite won · Oxbridge at Betfair SP 2.04 · the favourite changed after the card was frozen
Friday 16 October 2026
Haydock 13:42
Primary read
Class 3 Maiden · 1m · Heavy · 6 runners
- Race state
- Stable
- Favourite vulnerability
- Low
Has the market missed anything here?
Read locked 08:13, before the first raceMarket, added after the read was locked · Moved towardsThe favourite won · Arthurian at Betfair SP 1.38
Redcar 13:52
Second read
Class 4 Novice Stakes · 1m · Good · 10 runners
- Race state
- Stable
- Favourite vulnerability
- Low
Has the market missed anything here?
Read locked 08:13, before the first raceMarket, added after the read was locked · Little movementThe favourite did not win · My Girl Dee Mo at Betfair SP 1.81
The number you are about to look for
Of the 83 settled reads, the favourite won 39 and did not win 41. The other 3 had no single favourite to judge: a race with joint favourites at starting price, or one where no favourite could be identified from the settled book. Those are neither wins nor losses, and they stay in the record. That is recorded because it is checkable, not because it is the claim: an Elite Pass read describes the shape of a race and never names a winner, so a beaten favourite is not a beaten read. The reason the count is here at all is that a record without the unflattering half cannot be read.
Two other things here make the record look weaker than it could: the 2 race days we read the card and published nothing, and the 4 reads that went out before the off and never got settled. Both are still in date order with everything else. A record you can only see the good half of is not a record.
What none of it shows is why — the evidence a read rested on, what would have changed it, and where the market sat at each checkpoint. That is Gold: the same read, one layer down.
Standing terms
Capital £0.00. No tips are sold. No stakes are placed. Elite Pass is a measurement instrument and not a betting service, and it claims no validated betting edge. If a read on this page were ever edited after the fact, the whole record would be worth nothing — which is why none of them are.
Before this daily record there was one sealed research instrument, opened on 19 August 2026 and settled the same evening. It is a different instrument with different definitions, so it is kept as its own entry rather than folded into the counts above. The 19 August research instrument →
Today’s read is where the next entry comes from. The research is why the method is built this way, and the evidence room holds the figures behind it.