Hoosier Park - Race 11

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6 Runners

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#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
4	Had one of the most favorable speed figs of the pack in his last competition. When the starter calls, standardbreds breaking from the 4 hole have more wins than the expected average. 1st Pick 4 Operator Jockey: Miller, Marcus Trainer: Hochstetler, J J: Miller, Marcus T: Hochstetler, J	70	70	-	-	39%
Analysis Had one of the most favorable speed figs of the pack in his last competition. When the starter calls, standardbreds breaking from the 4 hole have more wins than the expected average.
5	Starters win from this post at Hoosier Park with better than average regularity, suggesting a super play. Exhibits the look of a profitable play, averaging a 96 speed fig, one of the most respectable in the troupe. 2nd Pick 5 Ponda Jet Jockey: Wilfong, Kyle Trainer: Hochstetler, J J: Wilfong, Kyle T: Hochstetler, J	69	75	-	-	50%
Analysis Starters win from this post at Hoosier Park with better than average regularity, suggesting a super play. Exhibits the look of a profitable play, averaging a 96 speed fig, one of the most respectable in the troupe.
6	Has a sharp shot in this event, if he can run to his back class. Can't overlook the connections here, a 19 winning percentage, one of the most favorable at getting into the winners circle. 3rd Pick 6 Drink Up Drink Up Jockey: Bates, Brandon Trainer: Haynes, Walter J: Bates, Brandon T: Haynes, Walter	68	74	-	-	25%
Analysis Has a sharp shot in this event, if he can run to his back class. Can't overlook the connections here, a 19 winning percentage, one of the most favorable at getting into the winners circle.

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