...We will find out any day now...

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Sorry, I didn't get an email out to you yesterday.

I had to do a lot of work around the home at the weekend...

...Then came back to a bunch of stuff to catch up with.

I just didn't have the time to write an email as well :-)

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Hi there

The "Not for Everyone Lays" without Wolverhampton got to 47.73 points over the weekend.

I am hoping it will keep that up and maybe hit 50+.

As I said before, my settings are a max price of 20 and without favourites.

The profit is showing at 44.63 on my version.

Of course, I stop at 10 points, which does seem a bit silly when you see the points it has made...

...but we also know this system can have some big losers sometimes.

One thing to note.

The original system is also showing a profit of 36 points and has made nearly 130 points since I first gave the selections away free.

You can see all the results here.
https://greyhorsebot.co.uk/page.asp?id=283

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When you are trying to profile a race and decide who may and who may not win...

...It's interesting to look at some of the comments.

One thing to remember is that in the summer, there can be 200 plus runners (UK only), and it's someone's job to comment on every one of them.

You will see things like.

"Progressive or progress anticipated/expected"
"Betting can guide us"
"Could be useful and should prove hard to beat."
"Costly purchase who's of interest on debut"

This was the favourite in the 14:10

"VICTORY GOLD looked potentially useful when chasing home a subsequent winner at Ascot and can put that experience to good use up against some interesting newcomers, notably Libertango and High Calibre."

This favourite went off around 1.70 in an 8-runner race (3 non-runners).

I dutched every other runner in the race for a profit of around 1.30 points.

That's including four runners over 20.

A difficult race to profile with a lot of newbies from reasonably good stables and breeding.

Second Favourite: Libertango (IRE)
"Foaled February 23. €130,000 yearling, 400,000 gns 2-y-o, No Nay Never filly. Dam once-raced half-sister to smart winner up to 1¼m (stayed 16.5f) Baydar. Costly purchase whose of interest on debut."

It really came down to Victory Gold, which was the only one with form, who came 2nd last time out.

The one runner that was interesting but unlikely to win at a price of 130 was

Lion O (IRE) (form 65) .

Who won?
Libertango (2nd favourite), Victory Gold came 4th.

Like Dutching?

https://www.cashouttrading.com/dutching.asp

Until Next time

Malcolm

I create the tools so you can find the winners.