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NOW AVAILABLE: FRIDAY, MAY 18th Belmont Park, Calder, Churchill Downs Pimlico*, Woodbine, Arlington Park Penn National, Evangeline Downs, Hollywood Park . Pimlico’s Friday Card includes analysis of the Black Eyed Susan. Pimlico’s Saturday Card will also be posted Friday PM along with expert analysis of the Preakness Stakes Note: An adjustment was made where only pace lines with the same surface as today’s race are highlighted. NEW FEATURE – PACE SCORES! Pace Scores are now available with all downloads of FormScore Sheets! To give you a chance to try the new Pace Scores, free cards will be available on Wednesday May 16^th and Thursday May 17^th. Click Here For Introduction to Pace Scores! NEW AND IMPROVED FORMSCORE SHEETS! Beginning this weekend you will see two very exciting changes · More complete race records. More race records will allow you to get a better feel for a horses pattern over the course of his racing career. · Pedigree Scores Each entry will have Pedigree Scores that will give you the edge over the competition maiden races, turf races, off track situations. These breeding figures will also highlight which horses can get two turns. CLICK HERE FOR A QUICK GUIDE ON PEDIGREE SCORES QuickSheets are still unavailable for the time being, but they will be re-implemented in the very near future. If there are tracks you would like to see that we are not producing at the moment, please send an email to support@formscore.com and we’ll see what we can do. TRAINER/JOCKEY GRADES - NEW 6/17 In the same row as the FormScore figures, you will notice two letters. The first letter represents the quality of trainer the horse had for that particular race. The second letter represents the quality of jockey riding that horse in that race. The trainers and jockeys are given one of 5 grades based on a formula of win percentage and return on investment (ROI) [we’re still tweaking it]. A – Excellent, Top Notch (Typically 20 %+) B – Above Average C – Average/Competent D – Below Average/Poor F - Very Poor (>5%) Example: If it reads “AD”, it means the horse had an excellent trainer and poor jockey for that particular race. If it reads “CA” it describes an average trainer with an excellent jockey. View Sample Here – In late March, The Cuff Shooter switched from an A trainer to a D trainer and his performances regressed. We are still accumulating this data. If you see a “?” listed in any of the spots, it means either we do not have the data yet for the particular trainer/rider, or that the trainer/rider does not have enough starts/mounts to make a reliable grade of his ability. With this data you will easily be able to see any positive trainer or jockey changes that may be happening for today’s race. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated at support@formscore.com.