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    AU2 - Hobart - Race 2

    Harness
    13 Runners
    10.4f
    Unknown
    Synthetic
    5.6K

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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

    OH NO NEVER AGAIN (5) produced a better effort last start when runner-up over 1m at this track, beaten a head. His recent form is good enough to win a race of this calibre. DEBT TILL WE PART (12) was in the money at this track two runs ago before finishing third at his latest appearance over 1 m at Carrick, beaten 4.5 metres. Draws out a little on the second line and may need luck at some point. Has the class to find the winners' list. HOWSWEETTHESOUND (3) disappointed last time when eighth over 1m at this track. Can turn things around. TOP HANOVER (7) is worth some thought after his last-start fifth over 1 5/16m at Burnie on January 18.
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