Stacked Probabilities has produced selections across 93 races in the current tracking period, landing 33 winners and 52 places. The 35.5% win strike rate is well above the typical model first-pick rate. Across those same races, 55.9% of selections have finished in the first two.
The honest addendum is that the P&L figures are currently in the red: win returns sit at -8.09 units and place returns at -15.4 units over the period. The system finds winners at a respectable clip but is selecting dogs at prices that are not sustaining profit at flat stakes. That tells you something about where these dogs sit in the market. The filters are identifying good-performing dogs that others have also already noticed.
The system appears to favour compound probability signals, layering multiple confirming conditions to lift confidence on individual picks. When it fires, the pick typically has several data dimensions pointing in the same direction. The problem in a competitive market is that dogs with multiple positive signals tend to attract market support, which compresses their prices below the threshold needed to generate a positive return.
Today's card has produced 21 Stacked Probabilities picks across multiple venues, including Zari Sam (trap 3) at Doncaster, Rock Me Rosemary (trap 4) at Romford, and three Newcastle selections in Wraysbury Ace (trap 2), Clerical Error (trap 6), and Tammy The Best (trap 4). The volume of picks today is higher than the recent average, worth keeping in mind when deciding how much exposure to take on.