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This page opens any profile based on its code: a horse, a race, a clan, or a member. It also gives you access to exports and the API, so you can retrieve game data into a spreadsheet, script, or AI.

Open a profile using its code

Each profile displays its code. Enter it into the corresponding field, then click Search: the name will appear, and View Profile will open it.

To show a profile to another player, use the Share button on the profile: it copies a link that takes you back here, with the profile already open.

Searches are performed within the world you’re playing in. Clans and members, however, are shared across all three worlds.

Export a profile

Exports and the API are reserved for subscribers and competition managers. If you are not a subscriber, the page will offer you the option to subscribe instead of displaying these buttons.

Once you’ve found the entry, the Export button opens its raw data. Just below that, its address can be copied for use outside the game. It only appears once you’ve created your API key: without a key, it would only work in your browser.

A horse that hasn’t been born yet or has been retired cannot be exported.

The two keys

To use an address outside the game (in a spreadsheet, a script, or an AI), you need a key. You have two, each with a different purpose:

  • The API key unlocks public data: profiles for horses, races, members, and clans. It also tracks your monthly calls. It remains visible on this page.
  • The private key unlocks your entire stable, including genetics and storage: what only you can see. It is displayed only once, upon its creation: copy it immediately and store it in a safe place.

Only entrust your private key to a trusted tool: whoever holds it can see your entire stable. A lost or disclosed key is regenerated: the old one immediately stops working, including in tools where you had already used it.

In co-management, keys are not managed, so that a co-manager cannot take them. Exception: On a competition manager’s account, the co-manager can create and regenerate the API key. The private key—never.

The number of calls

Each address opened with your key counts as one call. Your subscription provides you with a certain number per month, displayed below your key along with what you’ve already used. The counter resets to zero on the 1st of the month.

The Export buttons on this page do not count: they go through your game session.

A list in CSV format is returned in its entirety in a single call, whereas in JSON it is read in pages of 100: for a long list, CSV is much more efficient.

Export my stable, export my races

The My API Access tab offers two ready-to-use exports, each in two formats:

  • JSON, for a script or AI;
  • CSV, for a spreadsheet: it opens as-is in Excel or LibreOffice.

Export retrieves the file immediately. Copy copies the link, so you can redo the export later without going through the game.

  • My Stable: all your horses, including unborn foals, along with their genetics and your organization. Its URL requires the private key. Since this is no longer displayed after creation, the URL contains YOUR_PRIVATE_KEY instead: replace it with your key.
  • My Races: the races you have organized. This includes, for example, the export of race managers’ data to generate their rankings.

In a CSV file, the last column provides the address for each line: the details of a race with its starters and finishers, or a horse’s profile.

With an AI

An AI (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.) can read this data and answer your questions: provide an overview of your stable, trace a horse’s career, track a bloodline, calculate the standings of a competition…

  1. Click Copy text for my AI. It contains everything it needs: where to find the API help, your world, your member code, your key, and your addresses.
  2. Paste it into a conversation with your AI.
  3. Write your question after “My question:”.

If your AI can’t open a web address (some free versions), also paste the complete help guide: the button with the same name will copy it. It’s in English, the language that AIs read best. The AI will respond in your language.

If you want it to read your stable, replace YOUR_PRIVATE_KEY with your private key in the text before sending it. Remember that this gives access to your entire stable.

Some examples of questions:

  • “Give me an overview of my stable: how many horses by age, gender, and specialty. »
  • « Which five of my horses have won the most, and how old are they? »
  • “For each of my stallions, compare his genetic profile at birth to that of his foals.”
  • “Track the career of horse 1182267 and show me its best results.”

An AI can make mistakes: check what matters before making a decision.

For competition managers

Even without a subscription, a competition manager has access to exports and the API, with their own quota of API calls.

To generate a ranking, provide your AI with the copied text, your competition rules (points per place, categories, limits per owner), and the desired time period. It retrieves your races, reads the finish results, and calculates the totals.

It cannot know what only you have decided: multiple accounts, a canceled race, or a penalty. Tell it.

A few useful things to know:

  • The owner recorded is the one at the time of registration: a horse sold since then is still counted for its former owner;
  • Players rename their horses: the AI must track them by their code, not by their name;
  • Cancelled races appear in the list, along with their status: they do not count;
  • A race remains viewable for 60 days. Compile your rankings throughout the month, without waiting too long.

What the API does not provide

  • the pedigrees of other players’ horses;
  • other players’ stables, notepads, contracts, and accounts;
  • retired horses, whose profiles are no longer viewable. However, they are still listed by name in race results and as parents.

For developers, the API's technical documentation (in English) is available at /api/v1/help. The View Help button opens it.