Hoosier Park - Race 12

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9 Runners

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
5	Could be the most respectable in the field here, showing sound figures of late. Driver-conditioner are no strangers to the winners circle and should have this filly breaking away from the group of animals. 1st Pick 5 Fancy Lucy Jockey: Detweiler, Kev Trainer: Schwartz, Lean J: Detweiler, Kev T: Schwartz, Lean	54	53	-	-	25%
Analysis Could be the most respectable in the field here, showing sound figures of late. Driver-conditioner are no strangers to the winners circle and should have this filly breaking away from the group of animals.
4	Eash stats say this handler can score when moving animals down in class. Post 4 has been winning at an above average clip, suggesting a positive probability of success for this one. 2nd Pick 4 Valedictorian Jockey: Ferguson, Brad Trainer: Eash, Don J: Ferguson, Brad T: Eash, Don	53	53	-	-	25%
Analysis Eash stats say this handler can score when moving animals down in class. Post 4 has been winning at an above average clip, suggesting a positive probability of success for this one.
8	Change in Lasix (with first time Lasix) may be the key to a turnaround in today's event. There is a very good possibility of an increase in speed as this filly changes hopples (first time hoppled) for the first time. 3rd Pick 8 Flippin Ladyluck Jockey: Miller, Lewayn Trainer: Hedington, Sam J: Miller, Lewayn T: Hedington, Sam	51	50	-	-	25%
Analysis Change in Lasix (with first time Lasix) may be the key to a turnaround in today's event. There is a very good possibility of an increase in speed as this filly changes hopples (first time hoppled) for the first time.

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