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This is how I understand these statistics, but I might be mistaken about it, even after playing the game since 2011.

Points this year: points added to date during the current real-life month. Each real-life month = 1 game year.

Total earnings: Prize money from the horse's cash winnings in all the shows it has placed higher than last.

Total points: The number of points the horse has added to its record to date during the current game year. The number of points awarded in each show is determined by where a horse places--higher placement equals higher points.

Daily Payout: the number of hajibucks the horse adds to your showing bonus based on the number of points it has added to your record to date.

Current Lifetime Payout: (This is the one I'm shakiest on.) It is related to a horse's potential earnings if sent to the auction once it passes a certain age. Perhaps someone who pays more attention to this statistic than I do can explain it more fully. If I'm remembering correctly, it allows a player to auction older horses, past breeding age, who consistently place near the bottom of their classes, without majorly impacting the stable's income.

I've sent a "help" message to ConfluencStable, asking if she can clarify my answers where needed.

From what I understand ; Lifetime Payout is given when a horse is 10 and auctioned ; it slowly Decreases as the horse ages until they "age out" of the game