21/1BetTom
Duvessa
JDylan Browne McMonagleTJoseph Patrick O'BrienO—
4yo · 9st 4lb · Draw 2 · —
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CLEOPATRA V1v1.0
CLEOPATRA V1v1.0
Cleopatra scores every runner from form, ratings and how far horses were beaten. Then it keeps learning as each day's results come in.
Live from the database
- Races processed
12.6k+
Races processed
- Runners assessed
134k+
Runners assessed
- Margins read
113k+
Margins read
- Predictions published
10k+
Predictions published
The model
Form over feeling
Cleopatra is PunterPro's racing model. It is not a chatbot and it is not guessing. It is a scoring engine trained on real race outcomes so every horse is judged on the same terms.
For each race it estimates how likely every runner is to win. That takes in form, losing margins, ratings, trainer and jockey performance, weight, draw, age, freshness, headgear, pedigree, going, class, course context and the market. Those probabilities drive the tips, forecasts and confidence you see in the app and dashboard.
The difference
Position is not enough
113k+
losing margins already in the database
Cleopatra reads how many lengths a horse was beaten by. A narrow second is valued differently from a horse that finished well beaten. That margin data shapes form, power and the win chances behind every tip.
Inputs
What Cleopatra reads
Before it scores a horse, Cleopatra turns the full racecard and recent results into clear signals. Form and price are only part of it.
Form
Recent finishes, wins and places, weighted toward the latest runs so current shape matters more than old headlines.
Losing margins
How far a horse was beaten, not only where it finished. A narrow second is treated differently from a horse that trailed in a long way.
Official rating
The official mark, so ability is judged against the handicap and the rest of the field.
Performance and speed
Performance figures and speed ratings that show how strongly a horse has been running, not just the finishing order.
Trainer performance
Yard strike rate, including recent wins and runs over the last fortnight, so hot and cold trainers show up in the score.
Jockey performance
Rider strike rate and recent rides, so Cleopatra knows whether the booking is riding winners or going through a quiet spell.
Weight
What the horse carries today, read relative to the field rather than in isolation.
Draw
Stall position in the field, which can matter more on some tracks and trip setups than others.
Age
Where the horse sits in the age profile of the race, especially in juvenile and younger fields.
Days since last run
How fresh or rusty the horse looks coming into today, based on time off the track.
Headgear
Blinkers, tongue ties and the rest, including whether kit is on for the first time.
Pedigree
Sire and dam lines when they help explain trip, ground or type.
Owner
Ownership sits with the connections picture alongside trainer and jockey.
Going
Soft, firm, all weather and the rest. Ground changes how horses travel and finish.
Race class
The level of the contest, so a Class 2 is not scored like a seller.
Distance and course
Trip and track context for the race itself, so the horse is judged for today rather than a different setup.
Region and big races
Whether the meeting is in Britain, Ireland or further afield, and whether it is a bigger race day.
Market and field size
Current odds, how crowded the market is, and how many runners are lining up. Cleopatra always checks its view against the price.
Racecard notes
Spotlight and comment text from the card, used when they add useful colour to the data picture.
Process
How scoring works
From racecard to published tip, Cleopatra follows the same steps on every race.
- 01
Ingest the racecard
When the cards land for Great Britain and Ireland, Cleopatra reads every runner the same way.
- 02
Score every horse
Form, margins, ratings, trainer and jockey performance, weight, draw, freshness, going, class and the market all feed into a win chance for each runner.
- 03
Compare with the market
That chance is lined up against the price. If there is no clear edge, you get a forecast instead of a betting tip.
- 04
Learn from results
When races settle, those results go back into training. Cleopatra keeps improving day by day.
Always learning
Cleopatra is not stuck in the past. As races finish and results are checked, those outcomes feed back into training. It keeps up with how horses, trainers and markets are performing now.
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Output
What you see
Cleopatra's output is meant for race day decisions, not mystery scores. Main picks land in gold. Value picks land in purple.
Example · Dundalk (AW), 17:30 · Sun 12 Jul · Family Funday At Dundalk Saturday 15th August Fillies Maiden
514/1Betfair Exchange
Tequila
JDavid EganTRobson De AguiarO—
4yo · 9st 4lb · Draw 1 · —
- 2
- 9
- 11
Main pick
The strongest selection when Cleopatra finds a real edge in the race.
Win chance
A plain probability so you can see how strongly the model rates the horse.
Reasoning
Short notes on form, ratings, trainer form and the market gap. You see why, not just a number.
Tracked results
Tips are logged and settled, so you can judge Cleopatra on what actually happened.
Honesty
Clear limits
Cleopatra helps you see a race more clearly. It does not place bets, promise winners or take the risk out of racing.
Markets move, horses underperform and races change shape. Cleopatra can be wrong. Treat it as one input, only bet what you can afford to lose, and gamble responsibly.
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