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12:00 midnight

Charles Town - Race 1

Thoroughbred
6 Runners
8.5f
Claiming
Dirt
Unknown
13.8K

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Verdict

BOSSY DISH has to be considered on first start for her new trainer and holds better claims than most. Call Me Toni is less up against it on this occasion and is the one for the forecast.
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Honey I'm Broke silk
1

Honey I'm Broke

Jockey: Santaella Moises

Trainer: Brown Ronney W

J: Santaella Moises

T: Brown Ronney W

33---23%7/2
2
Bossy Dish silk
1st Pick
2

Bossy Dish

Jockey: Arroyo Bueno Nomar

Trainer: Shanley Tyler S

J: Arroyo Bueno Nomar

T: Shanley Tyler S

5645--34%2/1
3
Call Me Toni silk
2nd Pick
3

Call Me Toni

Jockey: Bocachica Arnaldo

Trainer: Epley, Jr. Steve

J: Bocachica Arnaldo

T: Epley, Jr. Steve

5057--36%9/5
4
Peaceful Union silk
4

Peaceful Union

Jockey: Diaz Jose Y

Trainer: Shanley Tyler S

J: Diaz Jose Y

T: Shanley Tyler S

30---10%10/1
5
Seven's Magic silk
3rd Pick
5

Seven's Magic

Jockey: Villasmil Edgar

Trainer: Bailon Nesvil H

J: Villasmil Edgar

T: Bailon Nesvil H

3438--12%8/1
6
Love You Lucy silk
6

Love You Lucy

Jockey: Diaz, Jr. Sunday

Trainer: Shanley Timothy

J: Diaz, Jr. Sunday

T: Shanley Timothy

27---15%6/1

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