Our Daily Trio selections for Saturday 1st February.
Profit. Thats the word I’d use to describe January as we made 160.25 points profit, or £3,205 profit to a £20 unit stake. Eyes turn now to the top class racing at the Dublin Racing Festival, otherwise known as the Willie Mullins Benefit Weekend.
Final Demand is an unbeaten Walk In The Park gelding who put up a great performance on hurdling debut at Limerick. Others in the race have achieved more, but the word is that this horse could be a grade 1 performer. Sounds Victorious is a good horse but needs even further than 2m6f to show his best, whereas ours may have more speed at the distance. Jasmin De Vaux has an engine but can’t jump straight and this is a jumps race. I’d be more worried about Joystick at a massive price than the other Mullins contenders. Selection: Final Demand, 1:15 Leopardstown, 1 point win.
Sainte Lucie strangely isn’t the favourite at the time of writing, that honour goes to Gavin Cromwells Hello Neighbour. Hello Neighbour is good, but Saint Lucie could be very very good. It was a striking performance first time for Willie Mullins when winning a 20 runner juvenile hurdle easily and I can see the horse approaching the last pulling a bus. Hello Neighbour beat Lady Vega Allen by a short head last time, and Saint Lucie is better than Lady Vega Allen. Selection: Saint Lucie, 1:50 Leopardstown, 1 point win.
Gordon Elliott’s horse He Can’t Dance is the heavy favourite for the 4:35 race after a visually impressive win at Navan eight weeks ago. For all that he drew clear and looked fantastic, he beat nothing. Green Splendour didn’t look as good when winning his race last time for Willie Mullins but it was over course and distance and he beat good horses. I’ll choose substance over style and back Green Splendour. Selection: Green Splendour, 4:35 Leopardstown, 1 point win.
Have a 1 point treble also.
Happy punting
Mav
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Points? How do I bet? Simply think of a point as your preferred unit stake. If you want to bet in £10s then you would have 3x £10 wins and an £10 treble.
What is the Daily Trio strategy?
The proven betting system and recommended bet is three singles and a treble. As a rough rule of thumb: one winner = money back, two winners = double your money, three winners = jackpot!
Why does the Daily Trio strategy work?
Mav operates at roughly a 33% strike rate for winners over the year, so around one in three selections win. Assuming each winner is 3/1 on average (some are much higher) then each year we should see money back at least based on purely the single bets alone, and the profit comes from the trebles.
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