A scintillating day of racing saw The Professional Syndicate (TPS) ratings light up the tracks across the UK, with several standout performances validating the system's accuracy. The highlight came at Catterick where Turn And Finish justified his impressive 137 rating with a commanding victory at 1/5, demonstrating the precision of TPS ratings in juvenile events.
Lingfield Park proved particularly fruitful for followers, with Pierrot Jaguen (139) converting his top rating into victory at 1/5 in the opener, while Disco Davis (125) claimed success at 4/5 in the maiden hurdle. The system showed its value-finding capabilities when Just Aidan defied a 105 rating to score at 5/2 in the novices' handicap hurdle.
At Newcastle, Power Fizz vindicated his strong rating with a convincing win at 4/5, while the evening card at Southwell saw Marchogion (79) justify favoritism at 4/5. The day's most profitable play came through Legal Reform, who turned his 85 rating into victory at 5/2.
A level-stakes approach focusing on horses rated highest in non-handicap events would have yielded significant profits, while selective play on value picks in handicaps where ratings clustered tightly at the top also proved rewarding. TPS ratings continue to provide that crucial edge for serious punters.