Last 5 Placements
Shows the horse's finishing positions in its last five races. 1 = win, 2 = second, etc. A "d" indicates a disqualification or did not finish. Tap any badge to see the date and track of that race.
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Recent Form (Last 10 vs Overall)
Compares the horse's average placement (finish position) in its last 10 races against its career overall average. A "better" trend means the horse has been finishing higher in recent races than it historically has — a positive signal.
Last 10 Avg Placement2.75
Overall Avg Placement2.75
Trend
≈ About the same
At Similar Distance (Medium (1701–2300m))
Races where the horse ran at a distance close to today's race (±200 m). Shows total races, average finishing position, number of wins, and top-3 finishes — all specific to this distance range.
Races4
Avg Placement2.75
Wins1
Top 33
Kilometer Time Analysis
Kilometer time (s/km) — a universal speed metric that normalizes finish time to a common distance. Compares the horse's career-best km-time against its recent average. Lower is faster. A gap under 0.5 s is "close to best" (green); over 1.5 s is "far from best" (red). Also shows trend direction and a breakdown by distance bands.
Career Best0.17,2 s/km
Recent Avg (last 5)0.18,7 s/km
vs Best
+1.5s — Slightly off peak
Trend
-1.5s over last 5 - Getting faster
By Distance
Medium (~2140m) (5 Races)Best 0.17,2 s/km · Avg 0.18,7 s/km
On this track
How this horse has historically performed at today's track. Includes number of races, win percentage, top-3 percentage, average placement, and average km-time — all specific to this track.
Races on Track11
Win %25.0%
Top 3 %75.0%
Avg Placement2.75
Avg km-time0.18,7 s/km
Trainer Stats: Sørensen John W.
The trainer's overall record (all horses, all tracks). Shows total races run, win percentage, and top-3 (podium) percentage. A strong trainer can be a positive indicator for this horse.
Total Races92
Win %12.0%
Top 3 %51.1%
Driver Stats: Friborg Mads
The driver's overall record (all horses, all tracks). Shows total races, win percentage, and top-3 percentage. A skilled driver can make a meaningful difference in a race outcome.
Total Races3
Win %33.3%
Top 3 %66.7%
Prize Money Trend
Compares the horse's average prize money in its more recent races vs. its older races. An "increasing" trend suggests improving results and may hint at rising form. "Decreasing" may indicate decline. The percentage shows the magnitude of change.
Not enough prize data to compute trend
Performance by Prize Class
Groups races by the total purse size into tiers (e.g., 0–50K SEK, 50K–100K SEK). Shows how the horse performs at each prize level — wins, top-3 finishes, and km-times. Helps identify whether the horse steps up or struggles against higher-class competition.
No prize-money data available
Shoe Configuration
Trotting horses wear specialized shoes that affect grip, speed, and comfort. This section compares the horse's performance with different shoe configurations (front shoes, back shoes, barefoot, etc.). A "better" arrow (↓) means the horse performs better with this config; "worse" (↑) means it performs worse.
Fully shod (both)—
Front only—
Back only
5 Races
· 0.18,1 s/km
· avg pl 2.75
≈ same
Fully bare—
Start Method Performance
Compares the horse's results under the two starting methods used in harness racing: Autostart (a moving vehicle gate retracts) and Voltstart (horses circle behind a stationary tape). Some horses strongly prefer one method over the other.
Last 5 Placements
Shows the horse's finishing positions in its last five races. 1 = win, 2 = second, etc. A "d" indicates a disqualification or did not finish. Tap any badge to see the date and track of that race.
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Recent Form (Last 10 vs Overall)
Compares the horse's average placement (finish position) in its last 10 races against its career overall average. A "better" trend means the horse has been finishing higher in recent races than it historically has — a positive signal.
No valid placement data
At Similar Distance (Medium (1701–2300m))
Races where the horse ran at a distance close to today's race (±200 m). Shows total races, average finishing position, number of wins, and top-3 finishes — all specific to this distance range.
No races at this distance
Kilometer Time Analysis
Kilometer time (s/km) — a universal speed metric that normalizes finish time to a common distance. Compares the horse's career-best km-time against its recent average. Lower is faster. A gap under 0.5 s is "close to best" (green); over 1.5 s is "far from best" (red). Also shows trend direction and a breakdown by distance bands.
No valid kilometer time data
On this track
How this horse has historically performed at today's track. Includes number of races, win percentage, top-3 percentage, average placement, and average km-time — all specific to this track.
Races on Track1
Win %0.0%
Top 3 %0.0%
Trainer Stats: Pedersen Jørgen B.
The trainer's overall record (all horses, all tracks). Shows total races run, win percentage, and top-3 (podium) percentage. A strong trainer can be a positive indicator for this horse.
Total Races159
Win %8.8%
Top 3 %37.1%
Driver Stats: Pedersen Jørgen B.
The driver's overall record (all horses, all tracks). Shows total races, win percentage, and top-3 percentage. A skilled driver can make a meaningful difference in a race outcome.
Total Races156
Win %7.7%
Top 3 %38.5%
Prize Money Trend
Compares the horse's average prize money in its more recent races vs. its older races. An "increasing" trend suggests improving results and may hint at rising form. "Decreasing" may indicate decline. The percentage shows the magnitude of change.
Not enough prize data to compute trend
Performance by Prize Class
Groups races by the total purse size into tiers (e.g., 0–50K SEK, 50K–100K SEK). Shows how the horse performs at each prize level — wins, top-3 finishes, and km-times. Helps identify whether the horse steps up or struggles against higher-class competition.
No prize-money data available
Shoe Configuration
Trotting horses wear specialized shoes that affect grip, speed, and comfort. This section compares the horse's performance with different shoe configurations (front shoes, back shoes, barefoot, etc.). A "better" arrow (↓) means the horse performs better with this config; "worse" (↑) means it performs worse.
No shoe configuration data available
Start Method Performance
Compares the horse's results under the two starting methods used in harness racing: Autostart (a moving vehicle gate retracts) and Voltstart (horses circle behind a stationary tape). Some horses strongly prefer one method over the other.
Autostart—
Voltstart
1 Races
· 0.0% win
· 0.0% top 3
#1
MAGGIE COOK
stats.gender.hp
Last 5 Placements
Shows the horse's finishing positions in its last five races. 1 = win, 2 = second, etc. A "d" indicates a disqualification or did not finish. Tap any badge to see the date and track of that race.
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Recent Form (Last 10 vs Overall)
Compares the horse's average placement (finish position) in its last 10 races against its career overall average. A "better" trend means the horse has been finishing higher in recent races than it historically has — a positive signal.
No valid placement data
At Similar Distance (Medium (1701–2300m))
Races where the horse ran at a distance close to today's race (±200 m). Shows total races, average finishing position, number of wins, and top-3 finishes — all specific to this distance range.
No races at this distance
Kilometer Time Analysis
Kilometer time (s/km) — a universal speed metric that normalizes finish time to a common distance. Compares the horse's career-best km-time against its recent average. Lower is faster. A gap under 0.5 s is "close to best" (green); over 1.5 s is "far from best" (red). Also shows trend direction and a breakdown by distance bands.
No valid kilometer time data
On this track
How this horse has historically performed at today's track. Includes number of races, win percentage, top-3 percentage, average placement, and average km-time — all specific to this track.
Races on Track1
Win %0.0%
Top 3 %0.0%
Trainer Stats: Jensen Kaj
The trainer's overall record (all horses, all tracks). Shows total races run, win percentage, and top-3 (podium) percentage. A strong trainer can be a positive indicator for this horse.
Total Races151
Win %16.6%
Top 3 %58.9%
Driver Stats: Jensen Mathias
The driver's overall record (all horses, all tracks). Shows total races, win percentage, and top-3 percentage. A skilled driver can make a meaningful difference in a race outcome.
Total Races166
Win %9.0%
Top 3 %50.6%
Prize Money Trend
Compares the horse's average prize money in its more recent races vs. its older races. An "increasing" trend suggests improving results and may hint at rising form. "Decreasing" may indicate decline. The percentage shows the magnitude of change.
Not enough prize data to compute trend
Performance by Prize Class
Groups races by the total purse size into tiers (e.g., 0–50K SEK, 50K–100K SEK). Shows how the horse performs at each prize level — wins, top-3 finishes, and km-times. Helps identify whether the horse steps up or struggles against higher-class competition.
No prize-money data available
Shoe Configuration
Trotting horses wear specialized shoes that affect grip, speed, and comfort. This section compares the horse's performance with different shoe configurations (front shoes, back shoes, barefoot, etc.). A "better" arrow (↓) means the horse performs better with this config; "worse" (↑) means it performs worse.
No shoe configuration data available
Start Method Performance
Compares the horse's results under the two starting methods used in harness racing: Autostart (a moving vehicle gate retracts) and Voltstart (horses circle behind a stationary tape). Some horses strongly prefer one method over the other.
Autostart—
Voltstart
1 Races
· 0.0% win
· 0.0% top 3
#2
NAUGHTY CASH
Stallion
Last 5 Placements
Shows the horse's finishing positions in its last five races. 1 = win, 2 = second, etc. A "d" indicates a disqualification or did not finish. Tap any badge to see the date and track of that race.
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Recent Form (Last 10 vs Overall)
Compares the horse's average placement (finish position) in its last 10 races against its career overall average. A "better" trend means the horse has been finishing higher in recent races than it historically has — a positive signal.
No valid placement data
At Similar Distance (Medium (1701–2300m))
Races where the horse ran at a distance close to today's race (±200 m). Shows total races, average finishing position, number of wins, and top-3 finishes — all specific to this distance range.
No races at this distance
Kilometer Time Analysis
Kilometer time (s/km) — a universal speed metric that normalizes finish time to a common distance. Compares the horse's career-best km-time against its recent average. Lower is faster. A gap under 0.5 s is "close to best" (green); over 1.5 s is "far from best" (red). Also shows trend direction and a breakdown by distance bands.
No valid kilometer time data
On this track
How this horse has historically performed at today's track. Includes number of races, win percentage, top-3 percentage, average placement, and average km-time — all specific to this track.
Races on Track1
Win %0.0%
Top 3 %0.0%
Trainer Stats: Mønster Knud
The trainer's overall record (all horses, all tracks). Shows total races run, win percentage, and top-3 (podium) percentage. A strong trainer can be a positive indicator for this horse.
Total Races184
Win %15.2%
Top 3 %52.2%
Driver Stats: Mønster Knud
The driver's overall record (all horses, all tracks). Shows total races, win percentage, and top-3 percentage. A skilled driver can make a meaningful difference in a race outcome.
Total Races170
Win %11.8%
Top 3 %41.8%
Prize Money Trend
Compares the horse's average prize money in its more recent races vs. its older races. An "increasing" trend suggests improving results and may hint at rising form. "Decreasing" may indicate decline. The percentage shows the magnitude of change.
Not enough prize data to compute trend
Performance by Prize Class
Groups races by the total purse size into tiers (e.g., 0–50K SEK, 50K–100K SEK). Shows how the horse performs at each prize level — wins, top-3 finishes, and km-times. Helps identify whether the horse steps up or struggles against higher-class competition.
No prize-money data available
Shoe Configuration
Trotting horses wear specialized shoes that affect grip, speed, and comfort. This section compares the horse's performance with different shoe configurations (front shoes, back shoes, barefoot, etc.). A "better" arrow (↓) means the horse performs better with this config; "worse" (↑) means it performs worse.
No shoe configuration data available
Start Method Performance
Compares the horse's results under the two starting methods used in harness racing: Autostart (a moving vehicle gate retracts) and Voltstart (horses circle behind a stationary tape). Some horses strongly prefer one method over the other.
Autostart—
Voltstart
1 Races
· 0.0% win
· 0.0% top 3
#3
NINJAGO
Stallion
Last 5 Placements
Shows the horse's finishing positions in its last five races. 1 = win, 2 = second, etc. A "d" indicates a disqualification or did not finish. Tap any badge to see the date and track of that race.
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Recent Form (Last 10 vs Overall)
Compares the horse's average placement (finish position) in its last 10 races against its career overall average. A "better" trend means the horse has been finishing higher in recent races than it historically has — a positive signal.
No valid placement data
At Similar Distance (Medium (1701–2300m))
Races where the horse ran at a distance close to today's race (±200 m). Shows total races, average finishing position, number of wins, and top-3 finishes — all specific to this distance range.
No races at this distance
Kilometer Time Analysis
Kilometer time (s/km) — a universal speed metric that normalizes finish time to a common distance. Compares the horse's career-best km-time against its recent average. Lower is faster. A gap under 0.5 s is "close to best" (green); over 1.5 s is "far from best" (red). Also shows trend direction and a breakdown by distance bands.
No valid kilometer time data
On this track
How this horse has historically performed at today's track. Includes number of races, win percentage, top-3 percentage, average placement, and average km-time — all specific to this track.
Races on Track1
Win %0.0%
Top 3 %0.0%
Trainer Stats: Jensen Flemming
The trainer's overall record (all horses, all tracks). Shows total races run, win percentage, and top-3 (podium) percentage. A strong trainer can be a positive indicator for this horse.
Total Races157
Win %32.5%
Top 3 %70.7%
Driver Stats: Jensen Flemming
The driver's overall record (all horses, all tracks). Shows total races, win percentage, and top-3 percentage. A skilled driver can make a meaningful difference in a race outcome.
Total Races190
Win %33.2%
Top 3 %66.3%
Prize Money Trend
Compares the horse's average prize money in its more recent races vs. its older races. An "increasing" trend suggests improving results and may hint at rising form. "Decreasing" may indicate decline. The percentage shows the magnitude of change.
Not enough prize data to compute trend
Performance by Prize Class
Groups races by the total purse size into tiers (e.g., 0–50K SEK, 50K–100K SEK). Shows how the horse performs at each prize level — wins, top-3 finishes, and km-times. Helps identify whether the horse steps up or struggles against higher-class competition.
No prize-money data available
Shoe Configuration
Trotting horses wear specialized shoes that affect grip, speed, and comfort. This section compares the horse's performance with different shoe configurations (front shoes, back shoes, barefoot, etc.). A "better" arrow (↓) means the horse performs better with this config; "worse" (↑) means it performs worse.
No shoe configuration data available
Start Method Performance
Compares the horse's results under the two starting methods used in harness racing: Autostart (a moving vehicle gate retracts) and Voltstart (horses circle behind a stationary tape). Some horses strongly prefer one method over the other.
Autostart—
Voltstart
1 Races
· 0.0% win
· 0.0% top 3
📊 Horse Comparison Matrix
Each off-diagonal cell shows which horse has the advantage in a head-to-head comparison. The number is the winning horse's start number. Green = strong advantage, yellow = marginal, red = losing matchup. Click any cell to see a detailed side-by-side comparison below the matrix.
Side-by-Side Comparison
Stat
Advantage level: Strong Moderate Slight Even
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