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3:22 AM

AU2 - Albion Park - Race 1

Harness
5 Runners
8.2f
Unknown
Synthetic
6.3K

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Verdict

CRUSEY (5) made a winning start to her career two months ago, coming from the back row and getting home by 2.5 metres at Mildura. Has joined Chantal Turpin since and placed in a trial here. Can measure up. AUNTY MEL (1) has joined Chris Frisby since winning her maiden by 5.5 metres at Bathurst eight weeks ago. Led from wider there so can take advantage of the ace draw and has trialled here twice so can measure up. PRETTY WICKED (3) led and faded last week but has claims off an easy win at Marburg prior. SWEET LEAH JANE (4) draws wider than when she won on debut at Redcliffe last week but has some upside.
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Aunty Mel silk
2nd Pick
1

Aunty Mel

Jockey: Nathan Dawson

Trainer: Chris Frisby

J: Nathan Dawson

T: Chris Frisby

76---31%9/4
2
Wannabe Wicked silk
2

Wannabe Wicked

Jockey: Greg Bennett

Trainer: Graham Dwyer

J: Greg Bennett

T: Graham Dwyer

68---8%13/1
3
Pretty Wicked silk
3rd Pick
3

Pretty Wicked

Jockey: Shane Graham

Trainer: Shane Graham

J: Shane Graham

T: Shane Graham

75---27%11/4
4
Sweet Leah Jane silk
4

Sweet Leah Jane

Jockey: Shane Graham

Trainer: Shane Graham

J: Shane Graham

T: Shane Graham

74---19%9/2
5
Crusey silk
1st Pick
5

Crusey

Jockey: Pete Mcmullen

Trainer: Chantal Turpin

J: Pete Mcmullen

T: Chantal Turpin

77---40%6/4

Horse Racing Basic Terms

Synthetic Surface

A racing surface comprised of silica sand and fibers, such as recycled carpet or spandex. The mixture is then sealed with wax.

Workout

A workout is a timed sprint over varying distances prior to a race, meant to get a horse fit enough for competition.

Bolt

A sudden veering to the inside or outside rail, often caused by the horse spooking or shying from something.