Volume has been light for this system over the past seven days — just three qualifying picks — but the week's results are encouraging. One win from three bets gives a 33.3% strike rate and an 83.3% win ROI for the period.
The system's approach is straightforward: take the model's top-rated dog at Hove, but only in certain grades. A2, A6, D3 and OR3 are all excluded. That grade filter is the key decision. A2 racing at Hove tends to attract stronger, tighter fields where the top-rated dog has less of an edge. D3 and OR3 grades bring in uneven field quality that the model finds harder to read. By stripping those four grades out, the system runs only in the conditions where Hove's first-pick accuracy tends to be highest.
Over 90 days, the system claims a 21% ROI on win bets. A three-race sample in a single week cannot validate or refute that, but an 83.3% win ROI on three races with a 33.3% strike rate is consistent with a system doing what it says on the label.
The place side returned -29.2% ROI this week — one place from three bets — which reflects the nature of a short-odds system: when the top pick wins at Hove in the grades it targets, SP can be modest, compressing the each-way value.
Tonight, the system has no qualifying picks. If you want to track it going forward or build your own version, all saved systems are available on the [systems page](/systems), and you can construct and save your own filter combinations through the Dog Selector.