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Will Broken Ice win the 16:50 at Fairyhouse? · 5 Oct 2026

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horse:hrs_19470066 · racing.win.jumps

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The question

Resolution rule
The runner finishes first in the official result of a GB or IRE jumps race (chase, hurdle, or NH flat); a non-runner or a void race resolves void.
About
horse:hrs_19470066
Question class
racing.win.jumps
Closes at
2026-10-05 15:50 UTC (Europe/Dublin)
Resolved from
racing-results

The forecast

Probability of yes
14.7%
Market-implied probability · aggregate · aggregate
Market at the time
14.7%
Market-implied probability recorded with the forecast.
Source
Market-implied probability
Known at
2026-10-05 08:00 UTC
Recorded at
2026-10-05 08:20 UTC
Forecaster
aggregate @ log_odds_pool
SHA-256 digest
sha256:5ec680c0c1b33361891c382a30387ffcd30c3b8bbdf80e4066a471bd831fc4d2
Provenance
Committed by the engine before the event

The result

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Every forecast recorded on this question

Every forecast recorded on this question
ForecasterKindProbabilityMarketKnown atStanding
aggregateaggregate14.7%14.7%2026-10-05 08:00 UTCAwaiting the result
racing-marketmarket14.7%14.7%2026-10-05 08:00 UTCAwaiting the result
aggregateaggregate18.0%18.0%2026-10-05 07:00 UTCReplaced by a later forecast
racing-marketmarket18.0%18.0%2026-10-05 07:00 UTCReplaced by a later forecast

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