Monday 30^th January

4.40 Wolverhampton – Marksbury 1pt win 20/1 generally

In a wide open race I think Marksbury is worthy of a small investment for several reasons.

2 years ago he showed that he has a liking for Poytrack, when winning a 7 furlong handicap at Lingfield, off a handicap mark of 57.  Since then he has left his previous trainer, James Eustace, and joined the Mark Brisbourne stable, which have a very good record during the winter at Wolverhampton.

On his 2 runs for the Brisbourne yard, he showed nothing on his first run, but last time there were signs that he could be on his way back, when travelling well for a long way before tiring late on.  Those 2 runs have seen him drop 3lb in the ratings to a mark of 56, which we know he’s capable of winning off.  There looks to be plenty of pace in the race, which will suit, is well drawn in stall 2 and has leading all-weather jockey Luke Morris in the saddle.   

There looks to be plenty of pace in the race, which will suit, is well drawn in stall 2 and has leading all-weather jockey Luke Morris in the saddle

Inside Track Betting Record 2012
Date	Selection		Stake	Price	Position	P/L 100 per point *Maximum bet 2pt
4th Jan	Scottish Glen		2pt win	13/2 .	1st	1300
7th Jan	Strictly Pink		2pt win	9/2.	un	1100
7th Jan	Titan Triumph		2pt win	3/1.	un	900
7th Jan	Eager To Bow		2pt win	11/4.	DH 1st	1175
9th Jan	Trojan Rocket		2pt win	11/2.	un	975
12th Jan	Avonrose		2pt win	5/1.	1st	1975
12th Jan	April Fool		1pt win	9/2.	1st	2425
12th Jan	Tourist		1pt win	7/2.	un	2325
12th Jan	Bold Adventure		2pt win	7/2.	2nd	2125
13th Jan	Regal Rave		2pt win	7/2.	2nd	1925
14th Jan	Fine Parchment		2pt win	10/1.	un	1725
14th Jan	Ohio Gold		1pt win	11/1.	un	1625
14th Jan	Well Regarded		1pt win	9/1.	4th	1525
14th Jan	Kiss A Prince		2pt win	11/2.	1st	2625
14th Jan	Showboating		2pt win	6/1.	3rd	2425
14th Jan	Captain Dimitrios		2pt win	9/2.	2nd	2225
18th Jan	Satwa Laird		2pt win	9/2.	un	2025
18th Jan	Hidden Glory		1pt win	22/1.	un	1925
20th Jan	Alhaban		2pt win	5/1.	1st	2925
21st Jan	Showboating		2pt win	6/1.	un	2725
21st Jan	Piscean		1pt win	16/1.	un	2625
21st Jan	Take The Breeze		1pt win	9/1.	un	2525
22nd Jan	Whipphound		1pt win	20/1.	un	2425
24th Jan	Super Duplex		2pt win	7/1.	1st	3825
25th Jan	Chilli Green		2pt win	6/1.	2nd	3625
25th Jan	Master Of Dance		1pt win	14/1.	2nd	3525
26th Jan	Royal Acclamation		2pt win	4/1.	2nd	3325
27th Jan	Midnight Chase		1pt win	6/1.	1st	3925		85% Profit on Investment

2.35 Cheltenham - Midnight Chase 1pt win 6/1

With the exception of Midnight Chase, the other principles have more questions to answer than a contestant on Mastermind.

Captain Chris – Will he stay?

Tidal Bay – Will he throw the towel in?

Diamond Harry – The best horse in the race, but hasn’t stood much racing, and how much did Haydock take out of him?

Time For Rupert – Highly touted, never lived up to his billing, is he a hype horse?

Midnight Chase is as tough and consistent as they come, he jumps, he stays and loves Cheltenham.  Today is his “Gold Cup”, his campaign this year has been geared up for this race, and although he may lack the class of some of his opponents, he was good enough to finish 5^th in last year’s Gold Cup, and is worth a 1pt bet at 6/1 or bigger.

Thursday 26^th January

5.05 Kempton – Royal Acclamation 2pt win 4/1 Stan James, Skybet.

Royal Acclamation is no world beater, but he won’t need to be, to win what looks a very weak handicap.  Last time at Wolverhampton he was slightly below par, but this run came just 6 days after an effort at Lingfield, which would be good enough to land today’s race.  All of his best form has been when having at least 2 weeks between his races.

He pulled clear at Lingfield with the heavily backed favourite, Cheers, who has franked the form by winning again since.  Royal Acclamation’s last 2 victories have been off marks of 48 and 49 when racing at Kempton.  Today he races off 48, is well drawn and is reunited with David Kenny who has been in the saddle for his last 2 victories.

2.20 Lingfield - Master Of Dance 1pt win 14/1 Victor Chandler, 14/1  
Ladbrokes  

Has been priced up on his last 2 performances, rather than his form earlier 
in the year.  The best of which would see him win this. 
I find it easy to excuse him his last 2 runs.  At Wolverhampton he  picked 
up a minor injury which resulted in him being off the track for 6  weeks.  
He then made his return to action at Southwell, where on the face  of it was 
very disappointing.   His only other visit to Southwell had  been equally as 
poor.  It's my view that the Fibresand surface there  doesn't suit his 
action. 
Now returned to Polytrack at Lingfield, over his optimum trip, he strikes  
me as a well handicapped horse who is overpriced.  His trainer Keith  
Dalgleish has made an excellent start to his training career, and I wouldn't  be 
surprised if he bounced back to form, in what is a competitive race, but  has 
no stand out contenders. 

3.50 Lingfield - Chilli Green 2pt win 6/1 general  

With Piceno and Tislaam in the race this is sure to be run at a strong  
pace, which will suit Chilli Green ideally. 
Chilli Green is bred to appreciate further than 7 furlongs, but due her  
headstrong nature, she is never going to be fully effective over longer trips. 
She hasn't had much racing over this trip and is the only horse in the  
field that is open to any amount of appreciable improvement, in what looks  
quite a close knit handicap. 

Tuesday 24th January
 
2.30 Kempton
 
Super Duplex 2pt win 7/1 hills and bet365
 
Super Duplex's trainer, Pat Phelan, has gained a bit of a reputation as a
trainer whose horses only win when the money is down.  This left me with a
decision to make.  Leave putting the bet up until I could
gauge how strongly he is fancied this morning.  Or put the bet up now 
so we can take the best prices.  The problem with waiting until later,
is that the price could well collapse pretty quickly, so I've decided to
post now.
 
Super Duplex caught my eye back in November, when staying on under very
tender handling over 8 furlongs at Kempton.  He went into my note book as
one to keep an eye on when stepped back up to 10 furlongs.  Connections
then made the rather strange decision to drop him back to 6 furlongs, where
he was understandably outpaced throughout. 
 
He now steps up to 10 furlongs, which I believe is his optimum trip.  He
runs in the lowest grade of race of his career, and runs off a handicap
mark 2lb lower than he scored off at Epsom in the summer of 2010.  I
believe he retains all of his ability, and if as I expect, the handbrake is
off, then he has a leading chance. 

Weekly Review

 

A review of the horses that we backed between,  16th – 22nd of January

Satwa Laird – Was given a very strange ride by Jamie Spencer.  Satwa Laird, has always shown his best form when ridden up with the pace.  In today’s race he broke well, was then restraint to the rear, was taken wide, and never came under maximum pressure.  Satwa Laird may be slightly quirky, but not as quirky as his jockey.  He’s defiantly one to keep an eye on, and has an entry at Lingfield on Friday.

Hidden Glory – Ran a cracker having been put up as a value bet at 22/1. He’s never going to be one for maximum faith, as he’s reliant on a strong pace and can find less than expected.  The handicapper has dropped him 1lb to a mark of 75, and would be worth a second look if his trainer can find a suitable race.

Alhaban – Won nicely having been put up as a bet at 5/1.  Will continue to be of interest in 7/8 furlong handicaps at Lingfield, where he is building up a decent record.

Showboating – Was slightly disappointing as the race went exactly how I thought it would go, but he didn’t find as much as expected.  I still have a suspicion he needs to be ridden prominently, so given a low draw and those tactics he could still show an upturn in his recent form.

Piscean – Looks ready to strike.  Well handicapped and running into form.  Hopefully his trainer can find him a suitable 6 furlong handicap at Lingfield over the coming weeks.

Take The Breeze – Didn’t jump well enough, but travelled as though he’s well enough handicapped to go close if he can sort that out.   Handicapper dropped him 2lbs to a mark of 140.

Whipphound – Shaped as though he needed the run, but is well enough handicapped to go close, if stepping up next time.

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Despite our worst week of the year, we still showed a small profit, thanks to Alhaban at Lingfield on Friday.  January's bets so far below:

Date	Selection		Stake	Price	Position	P/L 100 per point *Maximum bet 2pt
4th Jan	Scottish Glen		2pt win	13/2 .	1st	1300
7th Jan	Strictly Pink		2pt win	9/2.	un	1100
7th Jan	Titan Triumph		2pt win	3/1.	un	900
7th Jan	Eager To Bow		2pt win	11/4.	DH 1st	1175
9th Jan	Trojan Rocket		2pt win	11/2.	un	975
12th Jan	Avonrose		2pt win	5/1.	1st	1975
12th Jan	April Fool		1pt win	9/2.	1st	2425
12th Jan	Tourist		1pt win	7/2.	un	2325
12th Jan	Bold Adventure		2pt win	7/2.	2nd	2125
13th Jan	Regal Rave		2pt win	7/2.	2nd	1925
14th Jan	Fine Parchment		2pt win	10/1.	un	1725
14th Jan	Ohio Gold		1pt win	11/1.	un	1625
14th Jan	Well Regarded		1pt win	9/1.	4th	1525
14th Jan	Kiss A Prince		2pt win	11/2.	1st	2625
14th Jan	Showboating		2pt win	6/1.	3rd	2425
14th Jan	Captain Dimitrios		2pt win	9/2.	2nd	2225
18th Jan	Satwa Laird		2pt win	9/2.	un	2025
18th Jan	Hidden Glory		1pt win	22/1.	un	1925
20th Jan	Alhaban		2pt win	5/1.	1st	2925
21st Jan	Showboating		2pt win	6/1.	un	2725
21st Jan	Piscean		1pt win	16/1.	un	2625
21st Jan	Take The Breeze		1pt win	9/1.	un	2525
22nd Jan	Whipphound		1pt win	20/1.	un	2425		63% Profit on investment

Sunday 22nd January

 

4.55 Kempton

 

Whipphound 1pt win, 20/1 VC Bet, and Bet 365

 

Whipphound ran poorly on his return to action, after a 4 month break at the beginning of December, when Mark Brisbourne’s horses were badly out of form due to a virus in the yard.  The handicapper may have over reacted by dropping him 4lbs for that performance.  They have turned the corner over the last week though, as Qeethara and Hathaway demonstrated when both running cracking races at Kempton last Sunday.

 

I find it interesting that Mark sends Whipphound down to Kempton as his only runner.  This strongly suggests that the horse is fit and well, and they are going there to win, rather than just giving him a leg stretch, which they could quite easily have down at their local track (Wolverhampton).

 

Whipphound has plenty of form on Polytrack, and is well handicapped having fallen from an initial handicap mark of 78, down to the mark of 70 which he runs off tomorrow.  20/1 is far too big a price about him in a race that won’t take much winning.

 

 

Saturday 21st January

 

All Weather Analysis – Toby Morris

2.25 Lingfield

 

Showboating 2pt win 6/1

 

As mentioned in Tuesday’s weekly review, Showboating has a great chance in this 6 furlong handicap.  A wide draw would normally be a big negative, but with plenty of pace in the race, Nora Looby should be able to drop him in and get a decent tow into the race.  It may be worth putting a bet on him at big in running odds, as if he is to win this, he will be coming from a long way back, and may drift out to a massive in running price.

 

Nora Looby who takes the ride, is great value for her 7lb claim, and has had 2 rides this year for Showboating's trainer, Alan McCabe, and won on them both, this is another plus.

 

3.00 Lingfield

 

Piscean 1pt win 16/1

 

A strong pace looks likely with Thunderball, Arteus, Fratellino, and Norville in the line up.  This should play to the strengths of the hold up horses Piscean and Alben Star.

 

Alben Star returned from a long lay off last time and was backed as if defeat was out of the question.  He only won by a small margin, but travelled strongly throughout the race, had his run stopped twice but was still powering away at the finish.  A 4lb higher mark won’t stop him, and if he turns up here in the same from he will win again.

 

There is always a concern though about horses having their second run back from a lengthy break, so I’m going to take a chance on that, and suggest a small wager on Piscean.  He’s something of a polytrack specialist, winning 3 times on the surface last winter, with the last victory off a mark of 93.  After a spell in doldrums he has fallen to a mark of 88, but there were signs last time that he could be on his way back.   Trapped wide, but racing with plenty of enthusiasm in a race which didn’t suit his running style.  If William Carson drops him in from his high draw and gets a bit of cover, he could well spring a surprise at rewarding odds.

 

 

National Hunt Analysis – David Matthews

 

3:30 Haydock

Take The Breeze 2pt win 9/1 Stan James 17/2 Coral

It's been a while since Take The Breeze tasted victory but he's slipped far enough down the weights to give him every chance in a weakish looking Peter Marsh Chase.

Heavy going and a test of stamina look the key to him these days and he'll certainly get both of those at Haydock.  His excellent amateur, Harry Derham, takes off 7lbs, which could be significant, as horses carrying less than 11 stone in staying handicap chases at Haydock, always have a significant advantage.

He shaped like he could be on his way back to top form at Chepstow last time, over what is now an inadequate trip for him.  Back up to 3 miles, he looks a danger to all if Champion trainer, Paul Nicholls, has him back to his best.

4.10 Lingfield Alhaban 2pt win 5/1 general

 

For some reason the so called experts that write in the trade press, feel that Alhaban was flattered in finishing close up behind Hinton Admiral last time.  It is my belief that he was actually unlucky not to win.  He had a troubled passage throughout the race, was forced wide around the final bend, and made rapid headway in the final furlong to put good distance between himself and the rest of the field.  

 

Alhaban has obviously proved an enigma for Ron Harris to work out.  He has been campaigned over a variety of trips, on different ground, sporting different headgear.  His 2 best pieces of form though since being with the yard have been at Lingfield over 7 furlongs,  although racing over 8 furlongs today, I believe that if he reproduces his last run he will win.   

18.30 Wolves Hidden Glory 1pt win 22/1

 

A slightly speculative selection, hence him being just a 1pt bet, rather than the normal 2pt.  So I would suggest having half of your normal stake on.

 

This is a competitive race, with 2 obvious types heading the market .  Visually I was very impressed with the way that Hidden Glory travelled last time, he made decent headway around the outside, before his effort understandable petered out.

He has plenty of all weather form, the best of which would be good enough to win this.  His stable are going well, and he is well berthed in stall 2.  The downside is that he can find little when put under maximum pressure, but at 22/1 is too big a price, and he could well trade alot shorter in running for those of you that like to have an in running edge.

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Wednesday 18^th January

5.25 Kempton Satwa Laird 2pt win 9/2 Ladbrokes

Satwa Laird, shaped well on his debut for David Simcock last time, despite having been weak in the betting market all day.

He showed good early speed to hold a prominent pitch from a wide draw,  then travelled well in front, and is certainly capable of winning off his current handicap mark.  Ultimately he shaped as though the run was just needed, and now stepped back up to his optimum trip, is fancied to get back into the winning grove for his inform trainer.

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2012 Betting Record

Date	Selection		Stake	Price	Position	P/L 100 per point *Maximum bet 2pt
4th Jan	Scottish Glen		2pt win	13/2 .	1st	1300
7th Jan	Strictly Pink		2pt win	9/2.	un	1100
7th Jan	Titan Triumph		2pt win	3/1.	un	900
7th Jan	Eager To Bow		2pt win	11/4.	DH 1st	1175
9th Jan	Trojan Rocket		2pt win	11/2.	un	975
12th Jan	Avonrose		2pt win	5/1.	1st	1975
12th Jan	April Fool		1pt win	9/2.	1st	2425
12th Jan	Tourist		1pt win	7/2.	un	2325
12th Jan	Bold Adventure		2pt win	7/2.	2nd	2125
13th Jan	Regal Rave		2pt win	7/2.	2nd	1925
14th Jan	Fine Parchment		2pt win	10/1.	un	1725
14th Jan	Ohio Gold		1pt win	11/1.	un	1625
14th Jan	Well Regarded		1pt win	9/1.	4th	1525
14th Jan	Kiss A Prince		2pt win	11/2.	1st	2625
14th Jan	Showboating		2pt win	6/1.	3rd	2425
14th Jan	Captain Dimitrios		2pt win	9/2.	2nd	2225		79% profit on turnover

Monday 16th January

Poor racing to start the week will mean no bets on Monday, or Tuesday.

We are pleased to announce that David Matthews has joined The Inside Tracks Betting analysis team.  David has become our new National Hunt analyst.

David specialises in National Hunt racing and has an outstanding track record.  Despite the Racing Post's sister paper, The Weekender, running a feature on David to discuss his success as a punter, he has always kept a relatively low profile, so it is something of a coup that we have been able to add David to the team.  I'm sure  we will all benefit from from having David on board.

Toby Morris will still be compiling the flat analysis.  His record has been nothing short of phenomenal.  46% profit on turnover in 2011, and a 139% profit on turnover so far in January.

Flat Analysis - Toby Morris

 

Saturday 14th January

 

12.25 Lingfield

 

2pt win Kiss A Prince 11/2

 

A weak looking handicap where Trip Switch looks to hold an obvious chance but will be priced up accordingly.  He’s won 2 very weak races the last twice, and will have to improve another 5 or 6 lbs. if Kiss A Prince is back to his best.

 

Kiss A Prince has shaped the last twice as if he is on his way back to form, and having dropped further in the weights, should go very well as long as there is a decent gallop.

 

1.35 Lingfield

 

2pt win Showboating 6/1

 

Has been ridden with too much restraint lately, but having dropped to a decent mark, and now down in class, I would be very surprised if he didn’t take a more prominent early position today.  The booking of Raul Da Silva is an added bonus as he’s probably the best value 5 lb. claimer riding on the all weather this winter.  I would rate him the days best bet.

 

2.10 Lingfield

 

2pt win Captain Dimitrios 9/2

 

Last weeks victory came in a more competitive race than todays, and seeing as that was his first race for over 3 months, there is good reason to believe that he can step up on that effort.  From a handicapping perspective he still has plenty in hand off 61,as he has been competitive off marks in the mid 70’s in the past, so there is still plenty of room for manoeuvre.  

National Hunt Analysis - David Matthews

 

1520 Kempton

 

2pt win Fine Parchment 10/1

 

Fine Parchment is the pick of the day. His last run at Aintree on heavy going can safely be ignored and he should be judged on his run in an extremely competitive renewal of the Paddy Power in November. Whilst eventually well beaten, he was bang there 2 out despite racing from out of the handicap and weakened late on in a truly run race. Just 5 pounds higher than when winning a competitive race at Newbury last season this excellent jumper looks to have more improvement in him and should go well in an average looking race and a track that should suit.

 

1450 Kempton

 

1pt win Ohio Gold 11/1

1pt win Well Regarded 9/1

 

A fiercely competitve looking Lanzarote hurdle offers up some value in the shape of Ohio Gold and Well Regarded. If Ohio Gold can run to the form that he did at the festival last March it would make his handicap mark look very attractive. An couple of encouraging runs have been followed by 2 bloodless and confidence boosting victories and he looks a horse who could potentially have a real touch of class about him. Well regarded ran a blinder behind Fingal Bay and subsequent winner Barbatos at Cheltenham in November and whilst he was slightly disappointing last time, the step back up to 2m5f and the assistance of Dougie Costello in the saddle should see him back to his best.

 

1540 Warwick

 

1pt win  Fortification 14/1

 

Finally, in a tricky looking Classic chase at Warwick it's worth taking a chance on Fortification. His last run needs forgiving but previously he was just beaten by Welsh National runner up Giles Cross. On his day he is very good and his young trainer is having a very promising season. It doesn't look the strongest of races and if he jumps well he could have a few of these in trouble from some way out.

Friday 13^th January

3.30 Lingfield

2pt win Regal Rave 7/2

2 Non runners have taken some of the value out of the bet, but he just about still represents value at 7/2.

A competitive low grade handicap, where El Liberator and Regal Rave make most appeal, with preference for the later.

Regal Rave travelled like the best  handicapped horse by a long way last time, and if his jockey had been braver and stuck to the inside rail he would have won.  As it was he came extremely wide off the final bend and did well to finish as close as he did.  He’s been raised just 1lb for that effort, and if he turns up in the same form today and is given a better ride he should win.

2012 Betting Record

January

8 Bets 4 Winners + 27.25 point profit

Another great day for our betting clients.  Avonrose, and April Fool both winning, and Prince Charlemagne mentioned at 25/1.

Thursday 12^th January

1.25 Southwell - 2pt win Avonrose 5/1

A strong pace looks likely with 3 potential front runners in the line-up.  This could well set things up for Avonrose, who shaped well on Sunday when outpaced over an inadequate 6 furlongs, but was staying on nicely when meeting interference.  That showed her to be in decent heart and she’s certainly well enough handicapped to win.

5.15 Kempton - 1pt win Tourist 7/2 1pt win April Fool 9/2

April Fool and Tourist look the two to focus on.  April Fool is well handicapped if returning from his break in form, and has the added advantage of having Raul De Silva in the saddle who is decent value for his 5lb claim.  He will have to return in decent form though if he is to be beat Tourist, who had more in hand than the winning margins last time, and has won off much higher marks in the past.

5.45 Kempton - 2pt win Bold Adventure 7/2

Prince Charlemagne is the best handicapped horse in the race, but it would be a very brave man to back a horse from a yard that hasn’t had a flat winner for 5 years!

Bold Adventure is also well handicapped for his inform yard.  The trainers horses aren’t always the easiest to predict, but he has shaped very well on his last 2 starts over inadequate trips and now stepped back up to 2 miles he is strongly fancied to regain the winning thread.

This year we will doing a weekly review of the previous weeks bets.  We will look at how they performed on the day, and whether they are worth keeping in the notebook for future races.

Scottish Glen - Got the strongly run race that sees him at his best, and put up a career best performance when scoring by 1 1/2 lengths.  The handicapper has reacted by putting him up to a career high of 74, which won't make life easy for him next time.

Strictly Pink - Was returning from a break a well handicapped horse, and despite being well supported looked as though he hasn't returned in much form.  The handicapper has dropped him another 2 pounds to 63, which is  a mark that he is more than capable of winning off, but personally I would like to see an upturn in his form before supporting him again.

Titan Triumph - Well handicapped, and had been shaping as though ready to strike.  Despite not being beaten very far, he seems to have lost his finishing kick.  I'm sure he will win a race this winter, but can't see him going off at a decent price, and as a result isn't one to get too excited about.

Eager To Bow - By dead heating for first place, confirmed our opinion that he is ready to win, but it was slightly disappointing that he didn't manage to win the race outright, having travelled well, been ideally place and not encountering any traffic problems.  Has now been put up another 3 lbs, and I don't think he will find things easy from now on.

Week 1 record 4 bets 2 winners + 13.75 points.


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Monday 9th January

2.25 Wolverhampton Trojan Rocket 2pt 11/2

Apprentice races at Wolverhampton are normally run at a decent pace, if that happens today then the race could well be set up for Trojan Rocket.  He shaped better than his finishing position last time and travelled like he can still be competitive off this mark.

A few horses in this race are on handicap marks that they are capable of winning off, but the majority are badly out of form. So this race probably won't take much winning.

2012 betting record -

4 bets 2 winners +13.75 points

Saturday 7th January

2.15 Lingfield Strictly Pink 2pt 9/2
3.20 Lingfield Titan Triumph 2pt 3/1
3.55 Lingfield Eager To Bow 2pt 11/4

Strictly Pink hasn't shown his best form for a while, but as a result he is now handicapped to win.  He is now down in class and with his stable going well, could go well in a weak looking race.

Titan Triumph has shaped well on his last 2 runs, and is now handicapped to win, he certainly needs a strong pace, but if he gets that today, I would expect to see him finish best of all and land the spoils.

Eager to bow, was well backed last time, and is clearly expected to be capable of winning off this mark by his shrewd trainer.  This race looks no better than the race he competed in last time, and off the same mark, has leading claims.

2012 Betting record:

1 bet - 1 win + 13 points

Scottish Glen got our betting clients off to a decent start for 2012, when scoring at Lingfield today.  Recommended at 13/2.

12.50 Lingfield Scottish Glen 2 pt win 13/2 General

Scottish Glen is easily excused his run at Kempton last time, as he has always been a much better horse at Wolverhampton and Lingfield.  In his previous race, he travelled like a horse who can win races off this mark, and with a strongly run race likely to play to his strengths should go well today if getting a bit of luck in running.

Despite The Inside Track's betting service only starting in the second half of 2011, it made a 47% profit on turnover.  If you had placed £200 win on all selections since we started in September, you would have made a profit of £5922.