Specify the event, describe the silk, or provide your own requirements. Get production-ready images in the formats and sizes you need.
Create your Stride Silks accountFree to join: documentation and a direct line to the team. Image credits are arranged with our team.
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From compact racecards to on-screen graphics, put recognisable silks wherever your audience follows the racing. Choose the style, size and delivery that suit your product.
Make runners easier to recognise alongside their form, jockey and race details. Keep the same visual identity across meeting previews, runner profiles and printable guides.
Bring consistent runner imagery into race markets, bet slips, favourites and results. Match your interface with a choice of styles and sizes for desktop and mobile.
Give selections a visual identity in tipster profiles, best-bet cards, race previews and email newsletters. Use the same silk across the journey from analysis to results.
Use silks in runner introductions, lower thirds, field graphics and result panels. Choose clear silhouettes for small overlays or a more detailed style for studio and preview graphics.
Add a recognisable cue to watchlists, horse profiles, race reminders and fantasy racing line-ups. Keep imagery consistent as users move between devices and screens.
Build meeting previews, social tiles, digital race books and venue displays with a consistent set of silks. Custom artwork and styles can be scoped to your publication or brand.
For companies building racing products and individuals who need a particular silk. Choose ongoing library access, pay for specific requests, or commission something custom.
A fixed monthly cost for access to our standard silk library, including new standard imagery as it becomes available.
Custom artwork, exceptional usage and historical backfills can be quoted separately. Coverage and delivery limits are agreed with your plan.
Use credits for specific runners, races or descriptions, without committing to the full library.
Proposed credit unit: one runner, in one style, with standard image sizes. Failed generation and corrections to our own rendering errors do not consume credits.
Commission a design from us or bring your own. Create a distinctive style for your product, with exclusive use available by agreement.
Additional artwork and setup fees apply. Ownership, permitted use, revisions and ongoing generation costs are agreed before work starts.
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Discuss a plan or custom requirementGo beyond the standard library. From a new garment silhouette to a complete branded rendering style, we can work with your brief or adapt artwork you already have.
Share the look you want, your brand direction or a visual reference. We can develop the base design, shapes, colours, motifs and viewing angle, then review sample renders with you before building the reusable assets.
Supply your design files, logos or an existing style guide. We assess the artwork, identify the garment layers and adapt suitable assets for repeatable generation. You approve how the finished silks look.
Commission a private style or agree exclusive use of specific artwork for your product. The assets covered, exclusivity scope, usage rights, revisions and fees are agreed up front. Standard library imagery is not automatically exclusive.
Custom design and asset preparation are quoted separately from ongoing generation. Please supply only artwork you own or have permission to use. We confirm source quality, supported patterns and any limitations before the work starts.
Talk to us about a custom or exclusive styleYou do not need to start with an image. Tell us which racing event you need, or provide the descriptions you want rendered—even when there is no associated race.
Specify the date, venue and race, plus a runner if you only need one silk. For supported events with available descriptions, request an individual runner image, the complete field as a sprite, or both.
For example: a named venue, race 4 on your chosen date, rendered in your preferred style and dimensions.
Describe the colours, patterns, logos and where they belong. Supply one description for an individual image, or an ordered list of descriptions for a whole sprite. Use a standard style or your agreed custom design.
For example: “Royal blue, white star, red sleeves and cap.” For a sprite, provide each runner’s description and the order you want.
Choose the style, image size, background treatment and output layout. For sprites, agree the runner order and cell dimensions. Retrieve the results through the API or arrange delivery to your cloud bucket.
See delivery optionsEvent coverage depends on the data available. Missing or new motifs may require additional artwork; custom and exclusive options are agreed before generation.
Keep the images where your product needs them. Choose styles, dimensions and naming conventions, then agree the delivery method that fits your infrastructure.
Use an API key to request the silks you need, check generation status and retrieve images for your own storage. Versioned outputs and change manifests make it easier to keep your catalogue up to date.
Have new and updated imagery delivered to an agreed cloud bucket location. Provider support, secure access, folder structure, update frequency and delivery limits are confirmed during setup.
Availability varies by event and source description. We flag missing assets or incomplete imagery rather than promising every runner or race.
Agree how corrections and new versions reach your product, including whether updates replace existing files or are retained separately.
Higher-volume feeds, historical imports, delivery integrations and service commitments can be scoped as part of an enterprise agreement.
Describe the event, provide the design brief, or connect your product to the feed. We’ll return the imagery your audience needs.
