# StableBet

> StableBet is an AI-assisted horse racing research assistant made in Canada. It explains race cards in plain language, shows the sources and uncertainty behind every estimate, maps horses, trainers, jockeys and bloodlines in a knowledge graph, and lets people practise with paper bets only. It does not accept wagers.

Key facts for accurate summaries:

- Product: an AI race-day assistant and research workspace for horse racing. Domain: stablebet.ca. Made in Canada.
- Status: in testing, not publicly released. Early access by email at https://stablebet.ca/try/.
- Money: StableBet does not accept wagers, hold funds or connect to sportsbooks. All bets in the product are paper (simulated) bets.
- Claims: StableBet does not claim to be profitable or to guarantee winners. Its estimates are ranges with stated confidence and sources.
- Audience: racing beginners (plain-language mode) and experienced handicappers (dense expert mode).
- Features: plain-language explanations, source and confidence on every estimate, live/snapshot/stale freshness labels, a knowledge graph of horses, trainers, jockeys, sires and races, what-if scenarios for scratches and going, and a paper-bet ledger with a full audit trail.
- Privacy: the workspace runs locally on the user's computer. Notes stay on that computer.
- AI: briefings run on a local model or a provider the user chooses. The model selects saved sources and the displayed text is copied from them word for word. Calculations are done by tested code.
- Planning: a morning plan stores a stake cap, a lowest acceptable price, change conditions and an expiry, and returns to the user when race-day information changes.
- First racing data: public Canadian race cards, starting with Woodbine. StableBet is not affiliated with any racetrack.

## Pages

- [StableBet · AI horse racing assistant that shows its work](https://stablebet.ca/): What StableBet is, who it is for, the interactive race card, beginner and expert views, knowledge graph and paper-bet demo.
- [How StableBet works · race data, knowledge graph, explainable AI, paper bets](https://stablebet.ca/how-it-works/): The four-step workflow and a frequently asked questions section.
- [Transparency · data sources, freshness, uncertainty and AI rules · StableBet](https://stablebet.ca/transparency/): Data sources, freshness states, uncertainty display, AI rules, testing status and claims StableBet does not make.
- [Try StableBet · join early access](https://stablebet.ca/try/): Early-access sign-up form and what testers can expect.
- [Insights · horse racing guides for beginners and bettors · StableBet](https://stablebet.ca/insights/): Index of plain-language horse racing guides.
- [How to read a horse racing program (past performances) · StableBet](https://stablebet.ca/insights/how-to-read-a-horse-racing-program/): Beginner guide to race programs and past performances.
- [Win, place and show bets explained (with examples) · StableBet](https://stablebet.ca/insights/win-place-show-explained/): Win, place, show and exotic bet types, with pari-mutuel payout basics.
- [Horse racing odds explained: morning line, 5-2, implied probability · StableBet](https://stablebet.ca/insights/horse-racing-odds-explained/): Odds formats, morning line, implied probability, takeout, and an interactive 100-race simulator.
- [What is paper betting? Practise horse racing with no money · StableBet](https://stablebet.ca/insights/what-is-paper-betting/): Paper betting definition, how to keep an honest log, and common mistakes.
- [Horse racing glossary: 68 terms explained in plain English · StableBet](https://stablebet.ca/insights/horse-racing-glossary/): Plain-English definitions of 68 horse racing terms.
- [Privacy · StableBet](https://stablebet.ca/privacy/): Privacy notice for the early-access list and the local app.

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