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Monday, 20 August 2007

Racing Members Club Review: Jury Still Out...

Well, dear reader, the first full week's results are in for Racing Members Club and, after a fantastic week, the weekend has been nothing shy of awful.

Three winners at decent prices from five selections over Saturday and Sunday have taken all of the lustre off an impressive previous five days.

The full results are as follows:

Redc Robbie Scott LOST
£19
Wolv Musical Charm LOST
£19
Stra Salesin LOST
£19
Stra Lusaka De Pembo WON 3.8 -£76
Thir Next Flight LOST
£19
Newt Knightsbridge Hill LOST
£19
Newt Once A Brownie LOST
£19
Muss Radiator Rooney LOST
£19
Salis 6 Shavoulin LOST
£19
Salis 5 Olympian Odyssey LOST
£19
Salis 2 Aphorism LOST
£19
Tram 9 The Spoonplayer LOST
£19
Folk 9 Red Raptor LOST
£19
Tram 2 Lyical Assassin LOST
£19
Tram 5 Bennys Quest LOST
£19
Bang 6 Englishtown LOST
£19
Newb 5 Pippa Greene WON 5 -£100
Tram 7 Santas Son WON 4.3 -£86
Bath 5 Dixieland Boy LOST
£19
Tram 5 Lucys Mate WON 8.4 -£168









-£126

16 losers and just four winners (80% strike rate), but the winners came at decent prices, and knocked the stuffing out of good run of losers.

Of course, a week is too short a window to fully and fairly appraise a laying service, which can always take hits in the short term. However, the downside risk of laying 7, 8 or 9/1 shots is often not something that people find palatable. Many of the selections nominated by Racing Members Club are sent off nearer a double digit price than an odds on price.

Another thing with a service such as this (and indeed my own Laying System) is that by just receiving the selections, you cannot vouch for the logic that went into those picks.

[With Laying System, I can tell you that there are a number of factors I look at and, although I only offer a tipster type service, the horses put up by me are based on system criteria, rather than personal sentiment. Although this is sometimes frustrating - when I think one will win, like the other day - I have faith in the overall ability of the method to find overbet losers].

Ultimately, I have to say the jury is still out on Racing Members Club. I cannot say anything about how they find their lays, and I will continue to monitor with interest how the runners progress. I will not, however, be posting them to the blog any longer.

I'm off down to Dorset this afternoon, where I'll be spending a couple of days at my father's hotel (check the link here...), enjoying a touch of R&R.

Happy Monday.
Matt

1 Comments:

Anonymous andy said...

Hi Matt
I really enjoy blog each bday. I have been in racing for 25 years. How everything as changed with the exchanges which as made making a living a lot easier, than just having to back horses. As I generally lay horses now. Just thought you may like to test it for a couple of weeks on your blog.
Andy

20 August 2007 17:43  

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