Racing Alpha v1.0 Card: Mixed Bag but +4.20pt Profit on 29 Sep
A Modest Gain on a Busy Day
Tuesday saw 39 races across five courses – Ayr, Wolverhampton (AW), Cork, Bath, and Sedgefield. The Racing Alpha v1.0 card covered the full spread, settling 13 selections. The headline: three winners, ten losers, but an overall profit of +4.20 points. Not a barnstormer, but a positive return on a day where winners were hard to come by.
The Winners That Made the Difference
Three horses delivered. What A Girl Wants (advised 3.40) obliged comfortably, adding +2.40pt. Gold Star Gazing (advised 5.60) brought in +4.60pt – a solid middle-priced win. The highlight was Lilykoy (advised 8.20), who landed at a generous price to contribute +7.20pt, almost doubling the day's profit in one go. Without that bigger-priced winner, the card would have been underwater.
The Losers – Honest Account
The other ten selections failed to fire. Some were close – Leopards Rock (8.20) and Novak (12.50) couldn't get there, while short-priced Time Turner (3.50) didn't deliver. That's the nature of rating every race; we publish the full card, not a single tip, so losing runs are part of the deal. The model gave its best assessment, and on this occasion most picks didn't match the outcome. We maintain a public ledger of all results at racingalpha.co.uk/performance for full transparency.
Forward Look to Today
Wednesday's racing cards are now live. The model has analysed the day's entries across the UK and Ireland. While Tuesday was a narrow profit, the aim is consistent long-term edge rather than daily fireworks. You can view today's full AI-rated card at racingalpha.co.uk/today.
As always, we rate every race, every runner – the winners and losers are all recorded, and we'll keep you updated on how the system progresses.
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