WHATEVER THE WEATHER RACING
Start any time. On the first of each month, you and the WTWR AI both begin with a £10,000 demo bank. Beat the AI by month-end and your next month is £0. If you don't, your first paid month is £16.95, then £55/month — but beat the AI in any month and the following month is free.
Selections are frozen from the final pre-race run. Each racing area — GB & Ireland day racing, France, and evening/all-weather — has its own final run, starting 60 minutes before that area's first race. No result look-ahead.
Every AI bet and every settlement is recorded permanently and publicly. Nothing is edited after the event.
Selections are backed by P1/P2 win history, race type, distance, runner bands, odds, strategy history and performance data.
| DATE | TYPE | COURSE | SELECTIONS | RESULT | P/L |
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Every WTWR Pick 1 and Pick 2 is shown with its result. In the Full Field, each runner has six demo Back/Lay prices — the Bet365 win price and WTWR's calculated Top 2 / Top 3 estimates. The actual race result is separate from what a BACK or LAY would have done.
This page shows WTWR's latest completed racing day: the selections exactly as they were published before racing, alongside what actually happened.
WTWR runs at 02:00 and again at 10:00. Each run uses the race information available at that point in time.
The final run is carried out separately for each racing area — GB & Ireland day racing, France, and evening/all-weather racing. Each area's final run starts 60 minutes before that area's first race (never before 10:45), and its selections are published as soon as that run is complete.
Each race receives a ranked Pick 1 (P1) and Pick 2 (P2). The published selections come from Engine 2, which considers every runner in the race. It draws on the racecard, each horse's recent form, its record at the course and distance, the going and its draw, and jockey and trainer form at the course and together. Each pick is shown with its Bet365 price, where available — WTWR does not substitute a guessed price.
A second, independent ranking — Engine 1 — runs alongside it but never changes the published picks. On the race cards it appears only as an E1P1 / E1P2 label where one of its two picks sits in the field, and in the Engine Match filter. WTWR covers all GB and Irish racing, and French Flat, Hurdle and Chase races (a French meeting that starts too early for its final run is not included).
Once a race's final selections are published, the horses chosen and their prices are frozen. WTWR Frozen Odds is the Bet365 price at the moment of publication, converted to decimal. The published pre-race information is preserved, never rewritten after the result is known — it is exactly what you see on this page.
This page always shows the latest completed racing day — never today's live selections — and moves on automatically once the next day's results are final. Each race shows Pick 1 and Pick 2 as published, with their results; Race 1's Full Field is open and any race's Full Field can be opened. The summary at the top counts the day's races, the races where Pick 1 or Pick 2 won, and the share of races with a winner. Detailed Filters narrow the card by colour, course, race type, jockey, trainer and more.
In the Full Field, finishing positions are shown down to the places for the field size: up to 4 runners 1 place · 5–7 2 places · 8–15 3 places · 16 or more 4 places.
Every colour describes a specific, exact pattern in how Pick 1 or Pick 2 moved across the three daily runs (02:00, 10:00 and the final run). Colours are evidence signals only, not a prediction of the result. On the website a pick's colour is shown as a label on its card and tints its name and price.
Pick 1 or Pick 2 holds the exact same horse across all three runs, and it clears its side's favourite test: Pick 1 must be favourite at 02:00, 10:00, and the final run; Pick 2 only needs to be favourite at the final run.
The pick never moves, but fails its side's BLUE test above. On the spreadsheet, a Pick 1 YELLOW that's still favourite at the final run alone (just not the whole way) is shown with blue text instead of black — the same "turned favourite only at the final check" signal.
Pick 2 holds the same horse through 02:00 and 10:00, then that horse is promoted to Pick 1 at the final run.
Mirror of ORANGE: Pick 1 holds the same horse through 02:00 and 10:00, then that horse is demoted to Pick 2 at the final run.
The 02:00 Pick 2 horse is promoted to Pick 1 at 10:00, and holds Pick 1 through the final run.
The 02:00 Pick 1 horse is demoted to Pick 2 at 10:00, and holds Pick 2 through the final run.
Either slot changes to a genuinely new horse at 10:00 (not simply the other slot's pick moving over), and that new horse holds through the final run.
Either slot's final-run horse has never appeared as either pick at 02:00 or 10:00, on either side — a genuine first appearance at the final run.
Pick 2 itself changes to a new horse at 10:00, and it's specifically that new horse which is promoted to Pick 1 at the final run.
Mirror of AMBER: Pick 1 itself changes to a new horse at 10:00, and it's specifically that new horse which is demoted to Pick 2 at the final run.
The 02:00 pick vanishes completely — absent from both Pick 1 and Pick 2 at 10:00, and never reappears at the final run either. On the website GREY is shown only when no other colour applies.
Present at 02:00 on either side, absent from both sides at 10:00, then reappears on either side at the final run.
An exact round trip — Pick 1→Pick 2→Pick 1, or the mirror — shown with its own MAGENTA label and magenta lettering on both horses involved, and selectable in the colour filters. Often flags two horses the market can't separate.
On the spreadsheet, a YELLOW cell switches to blue text (keeping the YELLOW fill) if that horse becomes the confirmed favourite specifically at the final run — flagging "turned favourite only at the final check." BLUE cells never change. This applies from 2026-09-12 onward only (the date the odds feed's Bet365-only fix was confirmed live for the full day).
Everything below describes information about the race — none of it is a tip or a prediction.
The jockey is in the top 10 at that course by win percentage (at least 10 rides and one win there). Ranks 1–5 are red, 6–10 green. Completed days use that day's ranking.
The same course ranking, for trainers.
This stall is in the third of the draw that has done clearly better at this course, distance and field size over the past 12 months. Shown only where that pattern stands out, for fields of 8 or more.
A factual note about the jockey's day — e.g. "this is their only race today".
The jockey has already won at the meeting today and is "looking for a double" or "a treble". "On a roll" means their earlier wins today came in a row; "still looking" means their latest ride didn't win.
One Gold, one Silver and one Bronze for a completed racing day, for the three horses with the strongest combined evidence that day — course and distance, going, draw, jockey and trainer at the course, and recent form. Shown once that day's medals have been calculated. A medal belongs to the horse, not to either engine.
This runner was also one of Engine 1's two picks. The Engine Match filter finds races where the two engines agree, or don't.
Opens the evidence WTWR held on that pick before the race: win history, price, recent form, days off, jockey and trainer, and the positives each engine saw.
The Bet365 price at publication, converted to decimal. Fixed once published.
Found inside Engine 3, labelled "13:30 IMPLIED" — the chance the frozen price implies (100 ÷ the decimal price). It is not shown on the race card itself.
The latest Bet365 price for every runner, with the time it was updated and whether it is shortening, drifting or unchanged since the previous reading. "New price" means there is no earlier reading to compare.
The Win boxes show the Bet365 win price. The Top 2 and Top 3 boxes are WTWR's own calculated estimates from that win price and the field size — not quoted market or exchange prices. All six are for the demo account only.
The pick's official finishing position.
The pick finished outside the top three, or did not complete.
Non-runner · void race.