Source before signal
An analysis is published only when its racecard exists in the normalized store and every cited field can be traced to that record.
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True Overlay is being built around a simple standard: a probability is more useful when you can see its source, timestamp, assumptions, and eventual result.
Most racing products collapse a complex field into a tip. True Overlay keeps the intermediate work visible: normalized inputs, ranked probabilities, fair prices, market differences, missing-data warnings, and settlement.
The platform is an experimental research product. It is not a bookmaker, does not place bets, and does not promise that an estimate will outperform a market.
An analysis is published only when its racecard exists in the normalized store and every cited field can be traced to that record.
The product presents estimated chances, fair prices, market gaps, and uncertainty. It never turns an estimate into a promised outcome.
Shared pre-race predictions are immutable. Once official results arrive, wins and losses settle into the same public ledger.
Incomplete form, ratings, comments, or prices reduce the displayed completeness score; the system does not invent replacements.
Maturity is not a fabricated founding date or borrowed track record. It means documented interfaces, stable operating rules, public changes, explicit data boundaries, responsible-use controls, and a record that becomes more informative with every legitimately settled prediction.