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    9:04 AM

    AU2 - Hobart - Race 6

    Harness
    10 Runners
    10.4f
    Unknown
    Synthetic
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    All race stats and comments are provided by numberfire. Complex algorithms are used to calculate stats like the power rating. Numberfire picks are provided by horse racing experts that work with numberfire.

    Verdict

    ITSMENOTU (4) turned in an uncharacteristically poor run last start when 21 metres away in ninth over 1 5/16m at Carrick. Form prior to that had been solid. Has the ability to take this out. NIKITA JO (1) turned in a strong performance last start when she battled on bravely to just miss out over 1m at this track. Likely to get all the favours from this nice draw. Meets a comparable field and she can take this out. TWILIGHT BEACH (9) won two runs back then things went sour last time when she broke and finished 24 metres back in tenth over 1 5/16m at Burnie. Live chance in a similar assignment. SPOOKY GIRL (8) disappointed last time when ninth over 1m at this track. Can do a lot better so worth considering.
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