Greyhound record by track, distance, box or grade, from our own results

Cost: 3 credits. One greyhound's record from our own results, split by track, distance, box, grade, or any combination — plus the same figures over every run, in overall.

SOURCE. The same store as /v1/racing/greyhounds/form: the official results pages we read ourselves, Victorian tracks via FastTrack and every other state via the national results pages, rebuilt hourly, in two halves (origin on the form endpoint says which). These are figures over source.coverage_from..source.coverage_to only, not a career.

GROUPING. by=track,distance returns one row per track-and-distance pair the dog has started at; by=box one row per box; by=grade one row per grade. The dimensions you did not request come back null on each row. Rows are ordered by starts, most first.

GRADE (a dimension since 2026-09-29). Measured 2026-09-28 21:07 UTC: 6,217 of the 6,217 runs in the last seven days carry a grade (100.0%). It is the grade in the SOURCE'S OWN WORDS — "5", "M", "4/5" on the national pages, a race type such as "Grade 5" or "Mixed 4/5" on FastTrack — and the two vocabularies are NOT mapped onto each other, so a dog that raced in Victoria and interstate shows a FastTrack row and a national row for what may be the same class. Compare grade rows within one source. Older runs are covered too: history runs have carried a grade from the start, and after the 2026-09-29 re-read of every settled race since 2026-09-13 (whose pages were stored before the grade was collected) 100.0% of ran entries carry one on every Sydney day from 2026-09-13 to 2026-09-28. A run without a grade would group under null rather than be dropped.

THE NUMBERS. starts counts runs with status ran; scratchings and unused reserves are excluded from every figure, so overall.starts equals runs_total on the form endpoint (both count starts since 2026-10-13) and is lower than its held_rows_total. wins is place 1, places a finish in the first three, both percentages over starts. avg_time_s and best_time_s are over the runs with a recorded time; avg_sp over the runs that carry an official starting price; avg_first_split_s over the runs whose page printed a first sectional, which is FEWER than starts — some tracks print none, so it is not an average over the group you might assume. On a small group these describe a handful of runs, so read starts alongside them. A misspelt by is a 422 and costs nothing; a name matching nothing is a free 404.