A Great Start: Day 2 Bank Vault Report Lays Attached.
Good morning to you, dear reader, and welcome to Day 2 of the Bank Vault Report review.
If you remember from yesterday, we are aiming to win a target £20 per day, using a progressive staking system with horses that are selected by the secret method in the Bank Vault Report.
Yesterday, the first horse lost, which means that we won our £20 with a maximum liability of £23 (the horse, Toi Express, was quoted at 2.3 - the price available at 8 am yesterday - and we'll use the prices quoted in the example for the purposes of the review).
Incidentally, an interesting point to track is how many of the selections get beaten. Although of course we only need one to lose to make our money on the day, it is heartening to see more horses beaten as this gives me more confidence that the role of luck will be only peripheral in the selection process.
Today's selections are as follows:
15.00 Redc LA GUARDIA @2.7
15.55 Sals CAPE VELVET @2.5
15.45 Sals APPLEBY @2.4
16.00 Redc HENRY BERNSTEIN @2.7
18.45 Chest BRASSINI @2.6
21.00 Worc CORNELIUS @2.2
From a backing perspective, again my desire to get the short priced ones beaten has surfaced, and I'm looking to oppose Amanda Carter in the 5.30 at Redcar. She's odds on in a handicap and, although she won well enough last time, there is always value in opposing odds on in handicaps, even if just trying to find a placed horse for an each way tickle.
So let's go each way tickling... it is fair to say that this is a poor race, so small stakes only. But I like the profile of High Five Society. Bred for this kind of trip, and having been contesting slightly better races recently, Paul Eddery's mount might be the type to hit the board at around 16/1. Disappointly for punters here, there are only 15 runners, so no fourth place payout.
Elsewhere, and they race at Chester tonight. Everyone knows about the low draw bias on the Roodeye in sprints, and yet there's still value to be had there. Let's side with the nags berthed one and two, Kings College Boy and Foxy Music respectively.
In the 7.45, over seven furlongs, H Harrison looks to have a great chance. He's likely to be held up just behind what should be a strong gallop and, if the slowing traffic ahead can be negotiated, he may very well win again. 11/4 to looks pretty fair value to me.
Good luck today, more from me tomorrow.
Matt
If you remember from yesterday, we are aiming to win a target £20 per day, using a progressive staking system with horses that are selected by the secret method in the Bank Vault Report.
Yesterday, the first horse lost, which means that we won our £20 with a maximum liability of £23 (the horse, Toi Express, was quoted at 2.3 - the price available at 8 am yesterday - and we'll use the prices quoted in the example for the purposes of the review).
Incidentally, an interesting point to track is how many of the selections get beaten. Although of course we only need one to lose to make our money on the day, it is heartening to see more horses beaten as this gives me more confidence that the role of luck will be only peripheral in the selection process.
Today's selections are as follows:
15.00 Redc LA GUARDIA @2.7
15.55 Sals CAPE VELVET @2.5
15.45 Sals APPLEBY @2.4
16.00 Redc HENRY BERNSTEIN @2.7
18.45 Chest BRASSINI @2.6
21.00 Worc CORNELIUS @2.2
From a backing perspective, again my desire to get the short priced ones beaten has surfaced, and I'm looking to oppose Amanda Carter in the 5.30 at Redcar. She's odds on in a handicap and, although she won well enough last time, there is always value in opposing odds on in handicaps, even if just trying to find a placed horse for an each way tickle.
So let's go each way tickling... it is fair to say that this is a poor race, so small stakes only. But I like the profile of High Five Society. Bred for this kind of trip, and having been contesting slightly better races recently, Paul Eddery's mount might be the type to hit the board at around 16/1. Disappointly for punters here, there are only 15 runners, so no fourth place payout.
Elsewhere, and they race at Chester tonight. Everyone knows about the low draw bias on the Roodeye in sprints, and yet there's still value to be had there. Let's side with the nags berthed one and two, Kings College Boy and Foxy Music respectively.
In the 7.45, over seven furlongs, H Harrison looks to have a great chance. He's likely to be held up just behind what should be a strong gallop and, if the slowing traffic ahead can be negotiated, he may very well win again. 11/4 to looks pretty fair value to me.
Good luck today, more from me tomorrow.
Matt
Labels: Bank Vault Report, Laying, Systems
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