MCLARKE

AW selection
Newcastle 5.35
FRANCESCO CLEMENTE 10/11

Congratulations to @kroniwith a fantastic day's profit of £38 courtesy of Tag Man (25/1), A Great View (10/1) and Lilith (8/1).

AW selection
Newcastle 5.35
FRANCESCO CLEMENTE 10/11

AW selection
Newcastle 5.35
FRANCESCO CLEMENTE 10/11

Won. BSP 2.79
38 / 151, lsp + 12.67

Congratulations to @kroniwith a fantastic day's profit of £38 courtesy of Tag Man (25/1), A Great View (10/1) and Lilith (8/1).

AW selection
Newcastle 5.35
FRANCESCO CLEMENTE 10/11

NEWCASTLE 6.45
GOLDEN VOICE 8/11
WH

Won. BSP 2.79
38 / 151, lsp + 12.67

Won. BSP 2.01
Monthly profit £ 78.55

Chelmsford: 5.45 Capla Spirit @ 10/1 (Betvictor) E/W

1945 Punchestown True Light
bet365 25/1  

1540 - Hisnameis Mrdevitt / Mount Brown
1615 - Grange Walk / Magic Daze
1650 - Singing Banjo / Neverushacon
1725 - Paisley Park / Klassical Dream
1800 - A Great View / Bugs Moran
1835 - Gabynako / Blue Lord
1910 - Lilith / Hurricane Georgie
1945 - Tag Man / Music Drive

1540 - Ideal Pal
1615 - Grange Walk 
1650 - Shady Operator 
1725 - Klassical Dream
1800 - A Great View 
1835 - Blue Lord 
1910 - Minx Tiara 
1945 - Sir Jimmy Mac 

1540 - Walnut Beach
1615 - Tiger Voice
1650 - Ballyboker Bridge
1725 - Paisley Park
1800 - Panda Boy
1835 - Blue Lord
1910 - Western Zara
1945 - Sir Argus

1540 - Broomfield Hall
1615 - Take All
1650 - Blast of Koeman
1725 - The Devilscoachman
1800 - Sparkling Stars
1835 - Haut En Couleurs
1910 - Western Zara
1945 - Sir Jimmy Mac

1540 - 20 Hide And Seek (Res: 25 Only Sky)
1615 - 2 Mt Leinster (Res: 4 Grange Walk)
1650 - 15 Tout Est Permis (Res: 16 Vital Island)
1725 - 5 Sire Du Berlais (Res: 4 Paisley Park)
1800 - 15 Bugs Moran (Res: 21 The Bomber Liston)
1835 - 1 Blue Lord (Res: 3 Gabynako)
1910 - 8 Lilith (Res: 4 Western Zara)
1945 - 11 Tag Man (Res: 7 Sir Jimmy Mac)

Eight of Diamonds - WON  2/1 
Tricorn - lost 2nd
Soyounique - lost 3rd
The Bay Warrior - WON  9/4 

Goodwood 1.30 A small but select field of four go to post for this intriguing one mile conditions stakes contest. The most interesting runner has to be the William Haggas contender Al Mubhir who was last seen when winning a Newmarket maiden last October and holds entries in the Irish 2000, Dante and St James Place, with the latter the most telling as that entry would of been made earlier in the week. It’s a bit disconcerting mind that he sports a first time tongue tie. Tuscan looked good when winning on his re-appearance in a Newmarket conditions stakes from a potential Gosden improver Audience whilst Charlie Appleby’s New Kingdom comes here following two placed efforts in Dubai at the turn of the year. Dawn Of Liberation, a Doncaster maiden winner makes up the quartet but he has a bit to find after a disappointing last effort. I’ll go with the promising Al Mubhir with his fancy future entries.   AL MUBHIR 2 points win @ 5/2 Bet365   Newmarket 1.50 An interesting four runner 10F listed race that throws together Andrew Balding’s Craven Stakes third Hoo Ya Mal who has entries in most of the big group one races available to him over the forthcoming couple of months, the highly promising Roger Varian trained Subastar who’s course maiden win in September has been franked several times since and holds an English and Irish Derby entrant plus a King Edward Vll entry at Royal Ascot which would have been made earlier this week and then there’s the likely favourite of Charlie Appleby’s Nations Pride who’s won his last three races with the latest coming in the Jumeirah Derby at Meydan in February. Mark & Charlie Johnstone saddle Austrian Theory who is the outsider of the quartet although no mug himself. I’m getting very good vibes from Newmarket for the Varian runner and he’s the bet here.   SUBASTAR 3 points win @ 10/3 Bet365   Newmarket 2.25 Another small field with five going to post for the Betfair King Charles ll Stakes, a listed event run over 10F. Messr’s Appleby and Buick have another favourite here in Noble Truth who is the only runner in the field who holds a future group entry (Irish 2000 Guineas). He ran a shocker when last seen 62 days ago in the Saudi Derby but that was his first try on dirt and he obviously didn’t take to it at all. He has some smart juvenile form including a Doncaster listed win and 3/4L 2nd in the Group 1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagadere on Arc day. Even with a 3lb penalty he looks the one they all have to beat if he’s got over his Saudi exertions although at the current odds is scant value. Richard Hannon saddles Gubbas who ran a perfectly respectable 4th in the Greenham on his re-appearance and at todays weights is officially rated only a pound behind Noble Truth. The Shadwell runner Ribhi also ran with credit on his re-appearance when 3rd in the Free Handicap at the Craven meeting and should have come forward for that effort. The two outsiders Eldrickjones and Honey Sweet are relatively exposed and the selection here is the Marcus Tregoning trained Ribhi who hopefully will have come forward from his latest run.   RIBHI 2 points win @ 7/2 William Hill   Goodwood 2.40 Ten sprinters go to post for this class 2 0-100 handicap which has an open look about it. David Menuisier’s 7 year old Atalanta’s Boy is a real track specialist winning 5 of his 8 starts here but is best at 6F so is over looked here. Top weight and the Robert Cowell trained Clarendon House is chasing a hat trick of wins although we haven’t seen him for 273 days. Raasel will have no doubt benefited from his recent run at Musselburgh and is on my shortlist of two with the Andrew Balding trained Stone Of Destiny who is the one I like. He’s not a horse that wins often (he last won back in September 2020 in the Portland at Doncaster off of a pound lower mark) but wasn’t beaten far in his latest outing at Newmarket and was runner up in this contest a year ago (only a five runner contest mind). He looks sure to be involved and at the prices can be backed each way.   STONE OF DESTINY 1 point each way @ 4/1 William Hill 1/5th 1234   Newmarket 3.00 Only seven go to post for this 7F class 2 0-105 handicap. Karl Burke’s Wizard D’Amour looks opposable to me carrying a 5lb penalty for his win at Catterick last week especially when you consider he’s only due to go up 3lb in future handicaps making him 2lb ‘wrong’ here. I’ll take the Andrew Balding trained Shine So Bright to take the prize with the trainer in such good form recently. 10 winners in his last 57 runners including 3 in his last 5 (up to Wednesday) is certainly not shabby and this six year old who’s last win came back in August 2019 in the Group 2 City Of York Stakes at the York Ebor meeting looks attractively handicapped in a first time hood and with 7lb apprentice Harry Davies taking over. He’s won first time out before and in what amounts to a weak handicap by Newmarket standards is the bet for me to small stakes only because it’s been a while since he visited the winners enclosure.   SHINE SO BRIGHT 2 points win @ 5/2 Bet365   Goodwood 3.15 This is a 1m 4F listed contest for fillies and we have seven going to post. The best in at the weights today on official ratings is the Andrew Balding runner Silence Please. She’s joined Balding from Jessie Harrington and has to respected if straight enough for her first run for her new yard for 215 days. Roger Varian saddles a brace of runners and both have claims. Save A Forest who had a light three year old campaign including a 4th in the Epsom Oaks (beaten 19L mind) and a win in a listed contest at Newmarket in July. Varian’s other runner is Lady Hayes who has the same official mark as her stable mate and kept good company last season without winning. I’m led to believe she’s in foal and that may improve her. Ed Walker runs a nice filly in Glenartney whilst William Haggas saddles the lightly raced Bartzella that won two of her three outings last season but is upped in grade. A tough call but I’ll take a chance on the mum to be Lady Hayes.   LADY HAYES 1 point win @ 5/1 William Hill   Newmarket 3.35 The 12F Group 2 Betfair Exchange Jockey Club Stakes looks a gimme for the boys in blue with their four year old Yibir, who’s form is head and shoulders above his five rivals today. He was given far too much to do when flying home to finish runner up in the Sheema Classic at Meydan last month and this four time winner at three should have little trouble in beating the likes of Living Legend , West End Charmer and Outbox. He’s too short to back but if you’re looking for a bet maybe the distance market at over three lengths could be the way to go.  

Chelmsford 8.00
TERRA MITICA 10/11
£20 win BSP

Chelmsford 8.00
TERRA MITICA 10/11
£20 win BSP

Punchestown trend analysis
3.40
Weight > 10st 12lb, 0 from 85
Not in the top 8 in the betting, 0 from 77
This reduces the field from 28 to 2, HIDE AND SEEK and GOLF MARIN
FPLR = 1, 2 from 13, AE 1.92
This leaves HIDE AND SEEK at 17/2, 6 places
4.15
Not in the 1st 4 in the betting, 0 from 60
Not in the 1st 4, 1 from 50
Last ran more the 21 days ago, 2 from 56
This leaves MT LEINSTER at 10/3
4.50
Not in the 1st 4 last time, 0 from 38
Last ran in last 2 days, 2 from 4, AE 15.18
This leaves VITAL ISLAND at 16/1, 4 places
5.25
Beaten favourite, 3 from 8, AE 4.85
Favourite, 0 from 5
This leaves CONCERTISTA at 8/1
6.00
Weight less than 11st 1lb, 0 from 77
Ran less than 42 days ago, 1 from 81
This leaves 2, MACS CHARM and PANDA BOY
Not in the top 8 in the betting, 0 from 72
This leaves MACS CHARM at 10/1, 6 places
6.35
Odds > 9/2, 0 from 22
It is difficult to split the top 2, GABYNAKO at 5/2 and BLUE LORD at 7/4
7.45
Last ran 46 - 75 days ago, 4 from 9, AE 3.05
Not finished 1st or 2nd last time, 1 from 28
This leaves SIR ARGUS at 12/1
 

AW selection
Lingfield 3.00
IVASECRET 2/1

I can't give you a definitive reply to this but don't wish to ignore your very helpful comments.
The idea I have is in essence quite simple.  All I have been doing is trying to find some win bets to pay for my daily Trixie bets which I enjoy. 
If you ever look at the Adrian Massey stats you will see various strategies which show returns of something like 87p in the pound etc. if one follows through with them.  However, most of the betting public do not even achieve such small losses.  Quite often they lose their shirts whilst betting.  My aim is to find a method where one has fun with betting and at least break even over a period of time.
My losses so far this year is 219.76 point or pounds as I point represents £1.  I have been betting for 117 days so far.  This means that it has cost me £1.88 per day.  £220 for 3-4 hours a day entertainment seems pretty good value to me.  Had  I been buying the Racing Post I would have been paying £4.20 per day and £4.50 on Saturdays and that is before placing any bets at all.
I would have of course liked and would like to make a small profit over the year and that it is still my aim.  Placing Trixie bets will always have long losing sequences so I am still optimistic about at least getting back to break even over the next eight months.
I may be a bit of a dreamer by trying out different strategies using real money but as I have said loads of times I just cannot paper trade after spending time trying to find some winners.  And, as you can see, even if I don't make a profit over the year I will not have spent a lot of money in relation to other people who blow thousands of pounds on expensive holidays etc.  
Many thanks once again for your thoughts
 
 

AW selection
Lingfield 3.00
IVASECRET 2/1