Prognosis Quinté + from an algorithm combining theoretical chance and chance

When making a prognosis for an equestrian race, one successively aligns the best theoretical chances and lists in this sense the horses likely to appear at the finish. But as everyone follows the same pattern with the same knowledge, odds are necessarily fear a low ratio.

It remains however that the reality at the post is often quite different, and one bites the fingers of not being able to find this outsider with 17/1, this other with 32/1 or this other "tocard" with 55 / 1 that make all the difference on the value of bets.

This is why the Quinté Start team chose a radically different method by pointing out the best theoretical chances among several levels of probable and real odds. Thus, from a statistical algorithm, its Quinté + prognosis makes it possible to mix several categories of horses which do not have the same attraction at the level of the punters. To shorten, it would be like asking: "Apart from the favorites, which horses have the best chance among the underdogs and which other among the neglected?"

Then, when chance is associated with the best theoretical chances, we can hope to get closer to the reality of the field.

The Quinté Start prognosis is evolutionary and can be modified until the start of the race depending on the stakes.