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7:03 PM

Bangor Raceway - Race 10

Harness
8 Runners
1m
Pace
Dirt
Unknown
5.1K
numberFire Picks
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
5

Exhibits the look of a profitable play, averaging a 79 TrackMaster speed fig, one of the strongest in the bunch. Has really strong TrackMaster class ratings relative to the group of horses - worth a look.

1st Pick
5

Jones Hanover

Jockey: Mosher, Joey

Trainer: Harris, Mark

J: Mosher, Joey

T: Harris, Mark

6064--29%5/2

Analysis

Exhibits the look of a profitable play, averaging a 79 TrackMaster speed fig, one of the strongest in the bunch. Has really strong TrackMaster class ratings relative to the group of horses - worth a look.

4

Is a contender - given the 73 TrackMaster SR from his most recent competition. Can't overlook the connections here, a 28 winning percentage, one of the most respectable at getting into the winners circle.

2nd Pick
4

Ys Do It Right

Jockey: Graffam, Nicho

Trainer: Lefebvre, Mich

J: Graffam, Nicho

T: Lefebvre, Mich

5957--34%2/1

Analysis

Is a contender - given the 73 TrackMaster SR from his most recent competition. Can't overlook the connections here, a 28 winning percentage, one of the most respectable at getting into the winners circle.

7

(Long Shot Play) - Recorded a decent TrackMaster speed fig last time out.

3rd Pick
7

Pbr Street Gang

Jockey: Harrington, An

Trainer: Harrington, Sa

J: Harrington, An

T: Harrington, Sa

5862--42%7/5

Analysis

(Long Shot Play) - Recorded a decent TrackMaster speed fig last time out.

Horse Racing Basic Terms

Apprentice

A new jockey who has not ridden a certain number of winners in a specified time period.

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.

Rabbit

Also known as a pacemaker; this is a horse with no expected chance of winning but is used to prompt a quick pace on the front end of the race to the benefit of a stablemate who is a closer.