How Track Signal Assist works

From public form and live markets to a daily read on every race.

The data

We at Track Signal take in every Australian thoroughbred meeting each day: form, track and going, barriers, gear and weights, alongside live market prices. That comes to about 1,600 races and 16,000 runners a month.

Track Signal Assist

Track Signal Assist is a machine-learning model that rates each runner from its form and the likely shape of the race, returning win and place probabilities. We retrain it as fresh results land, so it stays close to current racing rather than a frozen snapshot.

Where Assist and the market disagree

A probability on its own is not an edge. The market is sharp, and most days it has the price about right. We line Assist’s number up against the live price and surface the runners where the two pull apart. That gap is the part worth publishing, and it matters more than the raw strike rate.

What you get

Honesty

We publish no invented results and no guaranteed returns. Racing runs on variance, and Assist earns its keep across a season rather than in any one race. If you have a bet, set what you are prepared to lose before you log in.