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RPN SYSTEM REPORT
Race: 2500 m | Going: Good | Field: 5 | Straight: ≈ 400 m
Model: RPN + RSB + ES | © 2025 The Real RPN System
1️⃣ Race Pace Summary
Raw RPN: 4.92
Real RPN: 4.84
Ideal Tempo Rating (ITR): 4.60
Race Shape: Fast / Leaders pressured (stalkers advantaged)
Advantaged: Midfield → Off-pace (3.2 – 4.6)
Disadvantaged: Pure leaders (> 5.4)
2️⃣ Individual Horse Metrics
(Tempo scale 1–6 : 1 = Backmarker … 6 = Leader)
Horse Tempo (1–6) RSB ES Race Pace Edge %
MAXI KING 3.6 65 68 +14 %
WARRANT HOLDER 5.0 50 72 +12 %
BRAGBOR 5.2 48 65 +3 %
CAPE BRETON 5.6 44 58 −4 %
MIDNIGHT LION 5.8 42 48 −5 %
Race: 2500 m | Going: Good | Field: 5 | Straight: ≈ 400 m
Model: RPN + RSB + ES | © 2025 The Real RPN System
1️⃣ Race Pace Summary
Raw RPN: 4.92
Real RPN: 4.84
Ideal Tempo Rating (ITR): 4.60
Race Shape: Fast / Leaders pressured (stalkers advantaged)
Advantaged: Midfield → Off-pace (3.2 – 4.6)
Disadvantaged: Pure leaders (> 5.4)
2️⃣ Individual Horse Metrics
(Tempo scale 1–6 : 1 = Backmarker … 6 = Leader)
Horse Tempo (1–6) RSB ES Race Pace Edge %
MAXI KING 3.6 65 68 +14 %
WARRANT HOLDER 5.0 50 72 +12 %
BRAGBOR 5.2 48 65 +3 %
CAPE BRETON 5.6 44 58 −4 %
MIDNIGHT LION 5.8 42 48 −5 %
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Race Pace Notes
Leaders: MIDNIGHT LION, CAPE BRETON, BRAGBOR Pace: Off-Pace: WARRANT HOLDER Midfield: MAXI KING Off-Midfield: — Backmarkers: — Thats an example of my own Speed Map System I have designed I called it RPN(Race Pace Number) I have used the latest AI and it lets you instantly create professional-grade Speed Maps RPN, which factors in field size, class weighting, distance, and early position pressure, also rarity bias, straight-length adjustment, and tempo alignment everything it is really advanced. I have used decimal numbers for each horse and the race makes a massive difference.I have been involved in Speed Maps for years this is as good as any Pro syndicates tech , To give you some idea what some of those numbers can mean as an example- A leader tempo rated 5.3 in a race with a Real RPN of 3.2 will lead comfortably for a very long way. A back marker tempo rated 2.2 in a race with a Real RPN of 4.2 will be flying past the leaders late. I am thinking of maybe selling it as a product so people create their own maps instantly just like the Pro syndicates and I want to give a few away to some people to test and play around with get some feedback |
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if you fund me a £5K bankroll, I'll put it to the test and give great feedback if it works....and I'll give you your money back of course.
PM me. |
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After more of a technical test than a betting test. Although I look forward to doing some betting testing myself. I have never bet in running before but I am going to back to lay some clear leaders on low RPN race numbers and lay some leaders on high RPN race numbers play around with it
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Maybe best not to put it up on a BETTING SITE, probably best you do that first then....see if it works.
I hear plenty of US comms where the leader has 'gone off too fast for the grade of race'... and what happens....he makes all and wins pulling away. No one got rich with a technical TEST. |
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I am not looking for a betting test its not a betting system these speed maps and RPN numbers are an accurate guide on how the race should play out pace wise.Part of a strategy not a stand alone betting system.
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who are they for then if not for in-play gamblers?
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It’s all Balderdash and piffle
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Speed maps
 ffs, the worlds gone barking f*****g mad |
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I think it will be ideal for in play gamblers and anyone else who bets Speed maps are for everyone who bets.They are a very important guide. That is why the big syndicates invest so much in them.That is why I got so interested in them because I know the big syndicates some of their very profitable betting strategies are based strictly off the map and pace data
What I am talking about when I say test is for anyone who has got an AI subscription I can send the information and they can create the maps and RPN numbers themselves.More of a usability test for feedback. The betting side people can fold it into or enhance there current systems strategies.Although With the decimal system and all the other features included I think someone who knows what their doing with in running will see heaps of betting opportunities |
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WTF is a speed map, in two sentences please
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WTF is a speed map, in two sentences please
I do not even know if your serious it would not surprise me either way.In Australia and USA Speed Maps and Pace is huge. Millions of dollars can change hands on a change of tactics announcement because of the way it affects the map. In the UK with a lot of people it is treated like witchcraft |
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Witchcraft, they’re not wrong, are you Australian ?? |
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Yes Australian
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Ok, can you please tell me, how I could relate
A speed map to the 2-05 at Doncaster on Saturday. Tar |
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I don't have the fields Doncaster I just did last race at Newmarket Race 7
✅ RPN SYSTEM REPORT Race: 1408 m | Going: Good | Field: 8 | Straight: ≈ 400 m Model: RPN + RSB + ES | © 2025 The Real RPN System 1️⃣ Race Pace Summary Raw RPN: 4.81 Real RPN: 4.81 (8-runner = baseline; negligible FSA) Ideal Tempo Rating (ITR): 4.60 Race Shape: Even/Genuine — mild leader pressure (best for stalkers & handy midfielders) Advantaged: Off-pace → Midfield (3.6–4.8) Disadvantaged: Pure leaders (>5.4) 2️⃣ Individual Horse Metrics (Tempo scale 1–6 : 1 = Backmarker … 6 = Leader) Horse Tempo (1–6) RSB ES Race Pace Edge % DARK SHORE (3) 4.2 74 68 +12 % MR WONKA (8) 4.7 70 64 +10 % PENHALLAM (2) 4.8 66 60 +7 % ELAN D’OR (7) 4.4 68 56 +8 % QUIESCENT (6) 5.1 58 72 +6 % ROMANTIC TWILIGHT (9) 5.0 60 58 +2 % MAJD AL KAZEM (1) 5.0 57 54 0 % MAYAADA (4) 5.3 50 55 −4 % |
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Race Pace Notes
Leaders: MAYAADA, QUIESCENT, ROMANTIC TWILIGHT, MAJD AL KAZEM Off-Pace: PENHALLAM, MR WONKA Midfield: DARK SHORE, ELAN D’OR Off-Midfield: — Backmarkers: — Read: Several can roll forward, so the early burn shouldn’t be soft. With ITR ≈ 4.6, the map tilts toward handy sitters who can track and produce—DARK SHORE/MR WONKA/PENHALLAM shape well; MAYAADA is most exposed if pace gets busy. |
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Ok got it, thanks for that, looks amazing, it’s very late here,
Good night |
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I will do A speed map to the 2-05 at Doncaster on Saturday. When if the fields comes out and tell you what I think it means.To give you an idea Race 7 at Newmarket is a fairly neutral map no big advantage or disadvantage either way.Which is important information in itself.
It takes 30 seconds to find out with RPN. Sometimes your horse does nothing in a race when it looked good in every way and you cant work out why. It could have been it was badly disadvantaged on the map. The key to RPN is the handful of races a week where there are big advantages or disadvantages and Betfair Punters can take advantage of the in running betting or the race outcome. Also all the big syndicates and Pros use the same sort of speed maps and pace data and horses that map badly tend to drift in the last 10 minutes to race time There is so much data in that above report for system bettors |
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2️⃣ fks
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2️⃣ fks What does that mean?
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swifty.
Terrific. |
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PonchosiamentIf 2-05 at Doncaster has 10 runners and nine of them are leaders and one is a backmarker, The early tempo will be ferocious. Every horse up front is trying to cross, hold, or protect a position, so the first 600m turns into a speed war. The leaders burn too much energy early, none can settle or control the race, and by the home turn they’re spent - called a pace collapse. In RPN (Race Pace Number) terms, that setup rates around 5.4–5.8, meaning a fast, unsustainable tempo. At that level, leaders are statistically punished while off-pace and backmarkers are strongly advantaged. This matches the data from pace studies on thousands of races, which showed that when early speed exceeds par, the winning strike rate of leaders drops sharply. The lone backmarker conserves energy, runs its own rhythm with no pressure, and finishes over the top as the race collapses late. It’s not that the backmarker is the best horse — it’s that the race shape collapses perfectly for it. Too many leaders = artificially fast tempo = high RPN = swoopers’ race. RPN quantifies that pressure so you can see the imbalance before the gates open.You can do all the form on one of those leaders and everything looks good and checks out none of that will matter if the horse is spent as a result of too fast early sectionals and you will wonder why your system form did.not work and what went wrong.It takes 30 seconds to check the RPN
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Asid, that is absolutely incredible, this is the type
Of Data and analysis, Ive been waiting for all my gambling life What a thoroughly in-depth analysis of the Donny race, where can I subscribe, thank you so much |
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Wait, wait, just one question, which horse
Do you recommend I bet, and what price should I Take?? G’Day matey |
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Gota scarper now mate, I’ll ketch ya later buddy
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I have just had to do a speed awareness course, I wish I had paid more attention to the speed maps.
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Poncho’s off like a scalded cat. Will he last the pace?
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WTF are you going on about now, Taff, yor not
The sharpest are ya ?? |
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Too sharp for you, you’ve made that very clear.
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Ponchoslament. 21.51. It’s all balderdash and piffle.
Ponchoslament 10.48. This is the type of data and analysis I’ve been waiting for all my gambling life. Split personality? P y s h e d ? Or just a halfwit ? YOU DECIDE FOLKS. |
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Oh dear, sharp is not an adjective I’d
Associate with you, hincho, have you Taken mick thé miller for his walk yet Around prontypridd, Pip ?? |
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12-29 post, jesus you are dimmer than I thought |
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Lmao. You’re solid gold! I apologise on poncho’s behalf to all Welsh forum colleagues and friends. He just can’t help but be insulting to your nation.
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As regards your completely Inept understanding of my
100% contradictory post, regarding any or all forms of data, etc, to which you replied, in yourUsual brain dead reactionary manner Clearly irony has reached you yet. Now can you do me a favour, faaakkk orf |
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Certainly. And again I thank you for your courtesy and goodwill displayed consistently in all of your posts on this forum. You enhance everyone’s enjoyment of it immensely. Feel free to respond with the just word - abusive, stupid, ignorant or otherwise.
Thank you. |