TimeformUS running lines have color-coded sections to easily show the bettor a horse’s tendencies on specific surfaces.

The Speed Figures and race conditions are color coded to indicate the surface. Brown with black lettering is a race run on dirt. Brown with green lettering is a race that was scheduled to run on grass, but was instead run on dirt. Green with black lettering is a race run on grass. Blue with black lettering is a race run on a synthetic surface. Blue with green lettering is a race that was scheduled to run on grass, but was instead run on a synthetic surface.

When looking at the running lines, below the jockey’s name, you’ll see the weight, an “L” for Lasix, a “b” for Blinkers, and an “f” for front bandages. In the example above, the red “b” means that blinkers were added (and the horse had previously been running without them). A red “L” would mean first-time Lasix.

The “P 3″ above the “F 11″ means that this horse was in Post 3 in a field of 11 horses.

The horse’s running position is listed directly above each point of call, and the positions are aligned with the fractional times at each call.

To easily identify horses that have faced each other in the past, the 1-2-3 finisher box is also color-coded. Horses that hit the board in a previous race, and are also entered in today’s race are noted with red font.

 You can set your “Fractions Preferences” by clicking on the fractions within any running line. Your preferences will be saved and will be shown in your preferred style for all races.

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