Statistics

Strike rate, A/E and level stakes, split by course, going, rider and more, on Complete.

How trainers, jockeys and owners have done in UK racing, with the figures people judge them by: runs, wins, places, strike rate, actual over expected (A/E) and level stakes to a one-pound stake at SP. They are on Complete.

• GET /v1/trainers/{trainer_id}/stats: Strike rate, A/E and level stakes, by any dimension.
• GET /v1/trainers/{trainer_id}/courses: A trainer's record by UK course.
• GET /v1/trainers/{trainer_id}/jockeys: Which riders have paid for the yard.
• GET /v1/jockeys/{jockey_id}/stats: A jockey's strike rate and A/E, by any dimension.
• GET /v1/jockeys/{jockey_id}/trainers: Which yards a rider does well for.
• GET /v1/owners/{owner_id}/stats: An owner's strike rate and A/E, by any dimension.
• GET /v1/owners/{owner_id}/courses: Where the colours have done well.
• GET /v1/owners/{owner_id}/jockeys: Riders used, and how they paid.

Splitting the figures

The stats endpoints take by: course, region, run_type, distance, going, surface, class, year, month, draw, field_size, layoff, sp_band, sire, and the other people (a trainer splits by jockey or owner, a jockey by trainer or owner, an owner by trainer or jockey).

Reading them

A/E above 1 means more winners than the starting prices expected. Small samples lie: set min_runs to 30 or more before acting on a figure, and look at low_sample.