Excel Racecards currently covers UK racecourses only.
Excel Racecards
Excel Racecards gives you horse racing racecard data in a simple CSV format that can be opened directly in Excel, imported into a spreadsheet, or used as the starting point for your own analysis.
I originally built the service because I wanted an easier way to work with racecard data without repeatedly copying information from websites by hand. Having the data in a structured file made it much quicker to sort, filter and analyse.
The same tool is now available here for free. Generate the racecard, download the CSV and use the data however it best fits your own workflow.
What You Get
Structured Racecard Data
Racecard information is returned in rows and columns rather than requiring you to collect it manually from individual pages.
CSV Download
The generated file can be opened in Excel or imported into most spreadsheet and data-analysis software.
UK Racecourses
The service is currently focused on racing from UK courses.
Use It Your Way
Sort, filter, compare or combine the data with your own ratings, notes and calculations.
Why I Built It
When I started doing more detailed horse racing analysis, one of the biggest frustrations was simply getting the data into a format I could work with.
Opening individual racecards and copying information into spreadsheets was slow and easy to get wrong, so I built a tool that collected the information and produced a clean CSV instead.
It started as something for my own use, but the problem it solves is fairly universal: structured data is much easier to analyse than information spread across dozens of web pages.
Data Use
The CSV is intended as a convenient way to work with racecard information. It does not provide selections, predictions or guaranteed trading signals — how you analyse and use the data is entirely up to you.