Ledger Week: Seeyainthesuninn leads a punchy +13.25pt return

A profitable bounce-back week for the v1.0 card

After a lean August, Racing Alpha's v1.0 selection card delivered its best weekly return in a while — 7 wins from 23 settled bets, generating a tidy +13.25pt profit. The week had its bumps, but a couple of standout days made the difference.

Day-by-day breakdown

Tuesday (Aug 25): 2W/5, +5.35pt — A strong start. Two winners from five gave the week early momentum.
Wednesday (Aug 26): 2W/10, -0.90pt — Volume day but marginal loss. Two winners weren't enough to offset the losers, though the damage was minimal.
Thursday (Aug 27): 1W/4, +0.30pt — Another slender profit, keeping the ledger in the green.
Saturday (Aug 29): 2W/2, +10.50pt — The highlight. A perfect 2-for-2 day, with both selections landing, including the week's biggest price.
Sunday (Aug 30): 0W/2, -2.00pt — A quiet end. Two losers, but no harm done to a profitable week.

Best and worst of the week

The headline result was Seeyainthesuninn, who won at an advised 8.00, contributing a net +7.00pt to the week's total. That's exactly the kind of each-way or win-only value the card is designed to find. On the flip side, the 10-bet Wednesday with single-figure strike rate (20%) was the tough session, albeit only -0.90pt down — a reminder that volume days can drag without a few bigger-priced winners.

Season picture — full transparency

This week trimmed the season deficit. The full public ledger now stands at 51 winners from 290 settled bets, -9.1pt at 1pt level stakes. That's a 17.6% strike rate, and while the overall P&L remains negative, the losses are manageable. The v1.0 card is built for long-term edge discovery, not short-term heroics, and weeks like this one show the model can punch when it finds the right prices.

What's next

A new week begins with Monday's cards and the usual mix of UK and Irish action. As always, the latest selections go live on the Today's Tip page. For the full running tally and every bet placed, the public ledger is updated daily.

No hype, just the numbers — good and bad.