AU2 - Albion Park - Race 2

Harness

8 Runners

10.6f

Unknown

Synthetic

6.3K

VIEW

R10

Verdict

NELLIE JOY (8) registered a commanding win last time out, leading and going on to score by 9 metres at this venue. Draws on the back row this time but should enjoy a pretty soft run from this draw and the sprint lane is in play. Big chance again. PIZZA PRINCE (3) continued his good form when he finished fourth last start, coming from the back row to be beaten only 2.7 metres. Should have no excuses from this advantageous draw so could break through. CALL ME TROUBLE (7) draws wider but is a player off a close second at his most recent appearance at this circuit and distance, edged out by just a head. IZARRA (2) draws well again and is in the mix after finishing runner-up here last time out.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	1 Tunbridge Jockey: Matt Crone Trainer: Matt Crone J: Matt Crone T: Matt Crone	66	-	-	-	7%	15/1
2	2 Izarra Jockey: Layne Dwyer Trainer: Jack Butler J: Layne Dwyer T: Jack Butler	73	-	-	-	15%	6/1
3	2nd Pick 3 Pizza Prince Jockey: Angus Garrard Trainer: Riley Butt J: Angus Garrard T: Riley Butt	75	-	-	-	23%	7/2
4	4 Darcys Fireball Jockey: Shane Graham Trainer: Graham Dwyer J: Shane Graham T: Graham Dwyer	70	-	-	-	10%	10/1
5	5 Koda Da Moda Jockey: Graham Dwyer Trainer: Graham Dwyer J: Graham Dwyer T: Graham Dwyer	71	-	-	-	10%	9/1
6	6 Mister Blindside Jockey: Greg Bennett Trainer: Graham Dwyer J: Greg Bennett T: Graham Dwyer	67	-	-	-	7%	14/1
7	3rd Pick 7 Call Me Trouble Jockey: Pete Mcmullen Trainer: Mark Rees J: Pete Mcmullen T: Mark Rees	74	-	-	-	17%	5/1
8	1st Pick 8 Nellie Joy Jockey: Nathan Dawson Trainer: Graham Dwyer J: Nathan Dawson T: Graham Dwyer	77	-	-	-	35%	15/8

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Horse Racing Basic Terms

Minus Pool

A pari-mutuel pool – typically a show pool - where one horse is so heavily bet that after deductions there is not enough money left to cover the prescribed minimum on each bet.

Allowance Race

A race with non-claiming conditions set by the racing secretary. They are meant to be a step down from stakes racing.

Tack

The equipment the horse wears, including saddle and bridle. A jockey typically has their own racing saddle, placed on each horse they ride just before the race.