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8:42 PM

Harrahs Philadelphia - Race 12

Harness
8 Runners
1m
Pace
Dirt
Unknown
8.5K
numberFire Picks
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
5

With a 89 average class rating, this horse has one of the most favorable class advantages in the group. Is a contender - given the 80 speed fig from his most recent affair.

1st Pick
5

Spicey Major A

Jockey: Callahan, Core

Trainer: Davis, Dylan

J: Callahan, Core

T: Davis, Dylan

6567--36%9/5

Analysis

With a 89 average class rating, this horse has one of the most favorable class advantages in the group. Is a contender - given the 80 speed fig from his most recent affair.

1

Is worth taking a close look at here on the basis of the figures in the TrackMaster speed fig department alone. He has very good class ratings, averaging 87, and has to be considered here.

2nd Pick
1

Dance It Out

Jockey: Stafford, Art

Trainer: Mac Kenzie, Bi

J: Stafford, Art

T: Mac Kenzie, Bi

6468--25%3/1

Analysis

Is worth taking a close look at here on the basis of the figures in the TrackMaster speed fig department alone. He has very good class ratings, averaging 87, and has to be considered here.

7

Is a contender - given the 80 TrackMaster SR from his most recent competition. One of the most competitive win percentages with this driver/handler make this gelding dangerous.

3rd Pick
7

D A Home Stretch

Jockey: Allard, Simon

Trainer: Columbo, Josep

J: Allard, Simon

T: Columbo, Josep

6169--19%9/2

Analysis

Is a contender - given the 80 TrackMaster SR from his most recent competition. One of the most competitive win percentages with this driver/handler make this gelding dangerous.

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