AU2 - Albion Park - Race 1

Harness

6 Runners

8.2f

Unknown

Synthetic

6.2K

VIEW

R10

Verdict

MATT DAN (1) is at the track for the first time. By Poster Boy and hails from the powerhouse Victorian stable of Emma Stewart stable. Solid at the trials and is well served by the ace draw. Sure to be well educated so can kick off with a win. FIT AND READY (2) was a well-beaten second on debut then produced a very good effort last week at this circuit and distance, finishing third and less than 2 metres from the winner. A nice draw on the front line should ensure a cosy run and a win looks imminent. HARRY THE HAT (4) must be considered after he improved at start number two and finished runner-up here last week. Poster Boy filly WALK WITH ELEGANCE (5) has been trialling well and should be kept safe on debut.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	1st Pick 1 Matt Dan Jockey: Unknown Jockey Trainer: Emma Stewart J: Unknown Jockey T: Emma Stewart	77	-	-	-	62%	8/13
2	2nd Pick 2 Fit And Ready Jockey: Grant Dixon Trainer: Grant Dixon J: Grant Dixon T: Grant Dixon	75	-	-	-	23%	7/2
3	3 Charmed Conquest Jockey: Nathan Dawson Trainer: Jason Carkeet J: Nathan Dawson T: Jason Carkeet	56	-	-	-	4%	25/1
4	3rd Pick 4 Harry The Hat Jockey: Grant Dixon Trainer: Grant Dixon J: Grant Dixon T: Grant Dixon	73	-	-	-	90%	1/9
5	5 Walk With Elegance Jockey: Brendan Barnes Trainer: Gemma Hewitt J: Brendan Barnes T: Gemma Hewitt	72	-	-	-	14%	13/2
6	6 Lucy Rhayne Bow Jockey: Pete Mcmullen Trainer: Chantal Turpin J: Pete Mcmullen T: Chantal Turpin	54	-	-	-	3%	33/1

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Sloppy

A wet racetrack condition, typically with a firm base and water settling on top.

Also Eligible

A horse that is entered but does not draw into the body of the field due to too many entries, and thus is not permitted to start unless there are enough scratches to shrink the field size.

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The times recorded during the race; with timing starting just past the gate or when the gates open, then parroted for the quarter, half, three-quarters etc. Used as an indication of ability and speed.