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Delaware Park - Race 2

Thoroughbred
7 Runners
8f
Starter Allowance
Dirt
Fast
36.0K

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Verdict

SEA ZEST has a decent chance on the figures and should give backers a good run for their money. Graceful Rose looks the barn pick on jockey bookings and is a contender as well. Planet Clare is another who requires consideration.
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Sylfrena silk
1

Sylfrena

Jockey: Silvera Ruben

Trainer: Seale Christopher

J: Silvera Ruben

T: Seale Christopher

5254--12%
2
Planet Clare silk
3rd Pick
2

Planet Clare

Jockey: Cedeno Carol

Trainer: Brion Keri

J: Cedeno Carol

T: Brion Keri

5562--25%
3
Weekend Wife silk
1st Pick
3

Weekend Wife

Jockey: Cruz Angel

Trainer: Keefe Timothy L

J: Cruz Angel

T: Keefe Timothy L

5559--8%
4
Sea Zest silk
2nd Pick
4

Sea Zest

Jockey: Chuan Martin

Trainer: Ness Jamie

J: Chuan Martin

T: Ness Jamie

5561--72%
5
Yau Majesty silk
5

Yau Majesty

Jockey: Mena Raul E

Trainer: Gorham Michael E

J: Mena Raul E

T: Gorham Michael E

4748--2%
6
Fabia silk
6

Fabia

Jockey: Hernandez Julio A

Trainer: Smith Hamilton A

J: Hernandez Julio A

T: Smith Hamilton A

5460--34%

Scratched

7
Graceful Rose silk
7

Graceful Rose

Jockey: Rowland Madeline

Trainer: Gorham Michael E

J: Rowland Madeline

T: Gorham Michael E

5258--10%

Horse Racing Basic Terms

Superfecta

A wager involving choosing the first, second, third, and fourth horses in one race in the exact order. A superfecta box involves paying more to ensure they can finish in any order in the top four spots.

Daily Double

A wager on two consecutive races on the card where bettors have to pick both winners.

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.