Racing on Sunday 25 October 2026 covers 4 meetings and 30 races across Britain and Ireland: Galway, Wexford, Aintree and Market Rasen. The Racing Formula gives every runner in every one of those races an AI Score, free and without a paywall.
About today's scores and data
The day's highest AI Score is Moore Brion (83.3), trained by Olly Murphy, running in the 13:00 at Market Rasen — a Class 4 2m125y contest on Good To Soft going against 11 rivals. Next highest are Lady Jetfire (78.2) in the 16:05 at Aintree and Don Dandy (77.8) in the 13:35 at Market Rasen. Scores come from machine-learning models built on form, pace, pedigree and sectional timing data, and never from live exchange prices. Every runner also carries a pace map, GPS sectional data, trainer and jockey form, and full pedigree detail, so the reasoning behind a score can be checked rather than taken on trust. Profit and loss for every scoring variant is published daily, losing runs included. This is data and analysis, not betting advice.
Most rides today: Daniel King (7), Danny Gilligan (6), Keith Donoghue (6), Phillip Enright (6), Sean Bowen (6), Harry Skelton (5), Jack Tudor (5), Kevin Healy (5). Most runners today: Dan Skelton (18), Gordon Elliott (12), Paul Nolan (11), P J Rothwell (10), Gavin Cromwell (9), John C Mcconnell (7), Harry Derham (6), Nigel & Willy Twiston-Davies (5).
Data generated
Tools and limitations on this page
- Every runner in every UK & Irish race, scored each morning — free.
- Tools rather than a tipline: pace maps, draw stats, a value board, pedigree panels, a marks board and an angle finder.
- A pick record you can verify yourself — recomputed in your browser on Performance.
- The full record stays up, losing runs included.
- What you don’t get is betting advice. Nothing here tells you what to back.
UK & Irish Racecards
AI-powered racecards for every UK & Irish meeting — ML scores, trainer/jockey form, breeding indices and a hash-chained pick log. Free to use.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI racecard?
A standard race card — runners, form, going, distance and prices — with an added AI Score (0–100) for every horse, so you can see the model's read on the race at a glance.
How is the AI Score calculated?
It blends recent form, course and distance win rates, going preference, trainer and jockey 14-day form, breeding indices and relative field strength into a single 0–100 score. Full detail is on the methodology page.
Which races are covered?
Every UK and Irish meeting — both flat and jumps — is scored daily as racecards publish.
Does the AI Score use live odds?
No. The AI Score is built from form and the morning price only, never live exchange movement, so it stays an independent read on each runner.
Learn to read the card
Free guides to the research behind every section of the racecard — what each number means, where it comes from, and where it falls short.