Racing Alpha v1.0 Results: No Selections Settled on 4 July 2026

A Quiet Day on the Card

For the first time in a while, Racing Alpha’s v1.0 AI card registered no settled selections on 4 July 2026. Across 56 races at eight meetings (Newmarket July, Beverley, Naas, Carlisle, Sandown, Bellewstown), the model did not find a single play that met its strict value criteria. The result: 0 wins from 0 settled bets, a flat +0.00pt day.

This isn’t a bad day – it’s a non-event. It happens. The v1.0 algorithm is designed to be selective, not to force picks into every race. If the edge isn’t there, the model sits it out. We’ve always been transparent about that approach, and yesterday was a textbook example of discipline over action.

The Bigger Picture

While the AI card was quiet, the racing itself was anything but. A full card of 56 races across six courses meant plenty of action for the wider betting public. But for those following our published picks, the day passed without a runner. No losers to report, but also no winners – it’s the reality of a system that prioritises long-term value over daily volume.

You can track every selection we’ve made, including these quiet days, on our public ledger at racingalpha.co.uk/performance. Full accountability, no hiding. That’s the Racing Alpha promise.

Looking Ahead

Today’s racing brings new opportunities. The model has already scanned the cards and will publish its v1.0 selections for the day shortly. As always, we’ll cover every race it rates – no cherry-picking, no hype.

For the full list of today’s AI-rated plays, head to racingalpha.co.uk/today. The algorithm only strikes when it sees an edge. Yesterday it didn’t; today it might. We’ll let the data do the talking.