How PaceIntel works — selections, odds, and results

Best of Day, Pro Bets, and PaceIntel Signals

Every PaceIntel race day produces up to three layers of output. Each one plays a distinct role — they are not the same selection dressed up under different names.

What Morning Odds mean

Every PaceIntel selection is published with a Morning Odds figure. Morning Odds are the prices available in the market at the time the selection is published — typically early in the day, before the first race covered for that card.

Racing markets move throughout the day as money enters the pool and bookmakers adjust their prices. The price you can actually bet a runner at later in the day may be shorter or longer than the Morning Odds we recorded. We publish the Morning Odds as a transparent reference point so every member can see the price that was on offer when we committed to the selection.

When we settle a selection, we also record the result price where applicable. This is how our ROI figures are calculated — using the odds available at the time of publishing, not cherry-picked best prices.

How results are tracked

PaceIntel publishes every selection before the first race for that card. Once the races are run, we settle each selection against the official outcome and record it in the archive. The archive is the source of truth for our track record.

Every selection — winner or loser — is published. There is no cherry-picking, no private channel of “real” selections we also tipped. The selections you see on the Track Record page are the complete public record of what we put out.

Strike rate is the proportion of settled selections that won. ROI is based on Morning Odds at the time of publishing. Both are updated as results come in. Scratchings are excluded from settlement counts.

Why Every Race Day is limited

The Every Race Day membership is intentionally capped at a set number of active subscribers. This is a deliberate design choice, not a marketing device.

Weekday race cards have thinner betting pools than weekend metropolitan meetings. When too many members act on the same selection into a thin market, the available price shortens and the edge erodes for everyone. Capping Every Race Day memberships helps protect the Morning Odds that existing members are seeing, and keeps the service honest about what it can realistically deliver.

When the Every Race Day plan reaches capacity, new signups are paused and a waitlist opens. As subscriptions turn over, places are offered to waitlisted members in order. You can join the waitlist from the Pricing page when a cap is active.

Past results and future outcomes

We publish our full track record because we believe members deserve to see exactly what the service has done — not a marketing highlight reel.

At the same time: past results are not indicative of future results. Racing is inherently uncertain. Strong historical numbers do not guarantee future returns, and individual days or weeks can diverge sharply from the long-run average. No profit is guaranteed and outcomes can vary.

PaceIntel is general racing information, not personal financial advice. Betting should only ever be done with money you are prepared to lose. If gambling is causing harm, contact Gambling Help Online or call 1800 858 858.