Trainer Jockey Rating (TJR)

UPDATE:  The Trainer Jockey Rating (TJR) replaces the trainer score.  It is more detailed and in-depth of analysis to drive positive ROI.  The TJR score is very important and can be combined with other items:

- For example, a horse making its second or third start off a layoff will have a 2 or 3 noted in the Form Cycle column. This is a big positive and can be further validated by a strong TJR score and/or a strong BFIG.
- Similarly, you can use the TJR score to support your decision to use a horse at good odds with a poor PFIG or a long layoff absence
- Be careful taking a horse at short odds with a poor TJR score without some other major positive like a high energy score or high expected value