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⚡ How to use Edges

Edges let you build your own racing angles — then have today's card surface every horse that matches your rules. Here's the 90-second tour, then a step-by-step.

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What's an edge?

An edge is a rule — or a stack of rules — that finds horses on today's card. Things like "dropping in class", "back to a shorter trip", "well-handicapped", "sire bred for today's going". They're angles for finding horses worth a closer look — not tips.

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Build one

On the Edges page tap + New edge, give it a name, then pick a field from the grouped list — 40+ fields across Form, Class, Trip, Going, Pedigree, Connections (trainer/jockey), Sectionals (RaceIQ), Market and Ratings. Choose an operator (â‰Ĩ, ≤, isâ€Ļ) and set a value.

Tap + Add condition to stack more, and choose Match ALL (every rule must hold — AND) or ANY (any one — OR). A plain-English sentence and a live "matches today" count update as you build.

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See the matches

Your active edges run on the Edges page, on the Today page, and inside every racecard's ⚡ Find bar and Edges tab. When several of your edges agree on the same horse, it rises into a stronger tier so the convergence stands out.

4

Ask "why did it fire?"

Tap Why on any matched horse to see the actual values behind it — the class move, the trip change, the mark, the pedigree read. No black box: you see exactly which of your rules it ticked.

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Sort the list

Order the matches by next-off time, odds, or most angles — whichever helps you work the card the way you like.

6

Save sets

Group edges into named sets — a "Saturday handicaps" set, an "AW sprints" set — and switch between them in a tap. The active set drives Today, the racecards and the Edges page. (Sign in to save sets across devices.)

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Morning alerts

Flick the 🔔 on any edge and you'll get a Telegram each morning listing the horses it flagged on today's card, with links straight to those races. Link your Telegram once on the My Stable page. (Free — needs sign-in.)

Near-the-off alerts

Every edge also has an âąī¸ Alert me near the off toggle — a Telegram before each matching horse runs, one message per race, at a lead time you pick per edge (2, 4, 10, 20 or 30 minutes). It's the one to use for anything market-driven: whether a horse is a steamer is unknowable at 9am and obvious just before the off. Morning and near-the-off are independent, so pick either, both or neither per edge — the 🔔 and âąī¸ buttons beside each edge in My Edges set them separately, and the Alert me on all ticked row switches a whole set at once. This works on the built-in angles too, not just edges you build yourself: they're all in your list already. There's a daily cap so a loose edge can't spam you. (Free — needs sign-in and a linked Telegram.)

The built-in 📋 5-Step Qualifier template turns the racecard's 5-Step Analysis Guide into one of these. It alerts on 4 of the 5 steps rather than all five — across 73 days of replayed cards all five aligned exactly once, so four is the bar that actually fires. The Steps of the 5-Step Guide passed (0–5) field is in the builder if you'd rather set your own bar — and each of the five is also its own condition (Step 1 — AI score, where you set the number yourself, through to Step 5 — Rank check), so you can demand exactly the steps you rate and skip the rest. Note Step 4 reads the live market, so edges using it belong on the near-the-off alert rather than the 09:35 list. As ever: a shortlist to look at, not a recommendation.

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Share an edge

Hit 🔗 Share and you get a link that drops the whole edge straight into a mate's list — no rebuilding. Great for swapping angles.

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Free — login unlocks saving

Building and previewing edges is completely free, no account needed. Sign in (the same login as Steamer Monster) to save your edges, organise sets, sync across devices and get morning alerts.

Edges are observational signals to help you find horses worth a closer look — not betting or trading advice.
Full reference on the Help page.