Another exceptional day for racing enthusiasts as The Professional Syndicate (TPS) ratings showcased their accuracy across multiple venues. The standout performance came at Carlisle, where More Coko justified his lofty 133 rating with a commanding victory at 1/5 in the opener.
Punchestown proved particularly fruitful, with Ethical Diamond (rated 136) demonstrating class with a win at 8/11, while Argento Boy (129) delivered at 4/7 in the 15:40. The real value came at Wolverhampton, where Blue Anthem defied a solid rating of 69 to score at 5/1 in the evening card.
A particular highlight was Rule Me In's victory at Southwell, proving that TPS ratings can identify value, winning at 12/1 despite carrying a useful 108 rating. The system demonstrated remarkable consistency, especially with higher-rated selections (125+) regularly finding the frame.
Following a level-stakes approach on horses rated above 125 would have yielded profit, while the ratings particularly excelled with selections at Carlisle and Punchestown. The day's results further cement TPS ratings as a valuable tool for identifying both likely winners and value opportunities across all race types and venues.