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Resulted

The Meadows - Race 11

Harness
9 Runners
1m
Pace
Dirt
Unknown
8.6K
numberFire Picks
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
5

Always strong driver/trainer, winning 19 percent of the time. A better than expected win stat has been recorded by animals breaking from the 5 hole at The Meadows.

1st Pick
5

Californiastranger

Jockey: Irvine, Justin

Trainer: Presto, Brando

J: Irvine, Justin

T: Presto, Brando

6266--50%

Analysis

Always strong driver/trainer, winning 19 percent of the time. A better than expected win stat has been recorded by animals breaking from the 5 hole at The Meadows.

7

Could provide positive winnings based on competitive recent TrackMaster SRs - earning an average of 86. Has a very strong shot here, if she can run to her back class.

2nd Pick
7

Nase Vira A

Jockey: Merriman, Aaro

Trainer: Digati, Salvat

J: Merriman, Aaro

T: Digati, Salvat

6268--40%

Analysis

Could provide positive winnings based on competitive recent TrackMaster SRs - earning an average of 86. Has a very strong shot here, if she can run to her back class.

3

(Long Shot Play) - Is worth taking a close look at here on the basis of the figures in the speed rating department alone. She has quite good class ratings, averaging 81, and has to be considered in this race.

3rd Pick
3

Fancy Like Louuuuu

Jockey: Indof, Jeremy

Trainer: Andrews, Sarah

J: Indof, Jeremy

T: Andrews, Sarah

6065--15%

Analysis

(Long Shot Play) - Is worth taking a close look at here on the basis of the figures in the speed rating department alone. She has quite good class ratings, averaging 81, and has to be considered in this race.

Horse Racing Basic Terms

Pari-Mutuel

A pool style wagering system, where all money input through betting is divided among those with winning tickets (save for various deductions by the track operators).

Bug

An apprentice jockey.

Fractions

The times recorded during the race; with timing starting just past the gate or when the gates open, then parroted for the quarter, half, three-quarters etc. Used as an indication of ability and speed.