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« Last post by DanT on 13 Jun 2026, 14:30 »Hi all,
Long-time MFP user here (since 2007 — yes, I've been through a few versions!). Wanted to share something I've been building over the past couple of months that I think some of you might find genuinely useful, especially if you're into lay betting on the horses.
I've built a service called DonkeyRadar (donkeyradar.com) — it's a statistical lay-betting signal service. The short version: the model scans every qualifying UK, Irish, US and Australian horse race, analyses historical strike rates and form data, and identifies the statistically weakest horse in each field. It then signals a lay bet on that horse.
The hit rate so far is sitting at around 90% across 100+ verified signals. Every single result — wins and losses — is published publicly on the site (we call it the Honour Roll). Nothing hidden, nothing cherry-picked. I wanted to build something I'd actually trust as a bettor, and that meant full transparency from day one.
The bit that's relevant to MFP users:
I've built a CSV signal feed that you can pull into your workflow. The Pro plan gives you an API key from the dashboard, and the endpoint returns today's signals as a CSV file.
You'd need to grab the file separately and save it locally for MFP to pick up — a simple scheduled task or script that downloads the CSV every 15 minutes would do it.
Something like:
curl -o "C:\MFP\donkeyradar-signals.csv" "https://donkeyradar.com/api/signals?key=YOUR_KEY"
The CSV includes: race time (UTC + UK), region, course, runner, market ID, selection ID, signal price, placed price, tier, stake points, status, and skip reason. It refreshes throughout the day as new signals arrive. Point MFP at the local file and set up your automation rules from there.
The signal includes a staking tier (WATCH through to NAP) based on the statistical edge we've observed for each price band — so you can set up MFP to adjust your stake size by tier if you want to get fancy with it.
I'm not going to pretend this is a guaranteed money printer — anyone who's been using MFP long enough knows there's no such thing. But the data is genuine, the results are public, and the CSV feed was built specifically with automation tools like MFP in mind. Felt like this community would appreciate that.
If you want to see what the model is picking, the free account gives you all the UK signals on a dashboard with Betfair links and recent results history.
Cheers, Danial
donkeyradar.com
Long-time MFP user here (since 2007 — yes, I've been through a few versions!). Wanted to share something I've been building over the past couple of months that I think some of you might find genuinely useful, especially if you're into lay betting on the horses.
I've built a service called DonkeyRadar (donkeyradar.com) — it's a statistical lay-betting signal service. The short version: the model scans every qualifying UK, Irish, US and Australian horse race, analyses historical strike rates and form data, and identifies the statistically weakest horse in each field. It then signals a lay bet on that horse.
The hit rate so far is sitting at around 90% across 100+ verified signals. Every single result — wins and losses — is published publicly on the site (we call it the Honour Roll). Nothing hidden, nothing cherry-picked. I wanted to build something I'd actually trust as a bettor, and that meant full transparency from day one.
The bit that's relevant to MFP users:
I've built a CSV signal feed that you can pull into your workflow. The Pro plan gives you an API key from the dashboard, and the endpoint returns today's signals as a CSV file.
You'd need to grab the file separately and save it locally for MFP to pick up — a simple scheduled task or script that downloads the CSV every 15 minutes would do it.
Something like:
curl -o "C:\MFP\donkeyradar-signals.csv" "https://donkeyradar.com/api/signals?key=YOUR_KEY"
The CSV includes: race time (UTC + UK), region, course, runner, market ID, selection ID, signal price, placed price, tier, stake points, status, and skip reason. It refreshes throughout the day as new signals arrive. Point MFP at the local file and set up your automation rules from there.
The signal includes a staking tier (WATCH through to NAP) based on the statistical edge we've observed for each price band — so you can set up MFP to adjust your stake size by tier if you want to get fancy with it.
I'm not going to pretend this is a guaranteed money printer — anyone who's been using MFP long enough knows there's no such thing. But the data is genuine, the results are public, and the CSV feed was built specifically with automation tools like MFP in mind. Felt like this community would appreciate that.
If you want to see what the model is picking, the free account gives you all the UK signals on a dashboard with Betfair links and recent results history.
Cheers, Danial
donkeyradar.com