The next Australian horse, greyhound and harness races about to jump, with EVERY bookmaker's price for every runner side by side. This is the primary tool: use it for 'what's racing next', 'who is favourite in the next race at ', or any question about current Australian racing prices. Each race reports data_age_seconds and each price its own age, so you can tell the user how fresh the odds are rather than implying they are live to the second.

The single best available price for each runner in upcoming Australian races, and which bookmaker is offering it. Use this when the user wants the best price rather than a full comparison across every book — 'where is the best odds on ', 'best price in the next race'.

The upcoming Australian race schedule — venues, race numbers and jump times, without runner prices. Use this for 'what meetings are on today' or to find a race_id before asking about it. Cheaper than next_to_go when prices are not needed.

Settled results for Australian races that have already run — finishing order and dividends. Use this for 'who won the at ' or to check a past result. Not for upcoming races.

Runners whose price has moved sharply across the market — firming (shortening) or drifting (lengthening). Use this for 'what's being backed', 'any big movers today', or market-sentiment questions. A move confirmed by several bookmakers is more meaningful than one book repricing, so min_books guards against reading noise as a signal.

Every sport and competition this API currently covers, with its sport_key. Call this FIRST if you are unsure of the right sport_key — passing an unknown key returns a 404 listing the valid ones, but checking here is cheaper. Note there is no 'horse-racing' sport_key: racing lives under the separate racing_* tools.

Head-to-head and other market odds for one sport, from every bookmaker covering it. Use for 'odds for the game', 'who is favourite in the NRL tonight'. Sports coverage is thinner than racing — at most 5 bookmakers on AFL and NRL, 3 on NBA and ATP, and as few as 1 on some competitions — so say how many books are quoting rather than implying a full market.

The single best price per selection for one sport, and which bookmaker offers it. Use when the user wants the best available price rather than every book's line.

This API key's credit usage and remaining balance for the month. Use it when a call has been refused with a 402, or when the user asks how much of their quota is left.