The Meadows - Race 4

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
3	Is worth thinking about here on the basis of the numbers in the TrackMaster speed fig department alone. Has to be given a look based on the respectable speed rating recorded in the last contest. 1st Pick 3 Dream Something Jockey: Brown, Brady Trainer: Wollam, Miles J: Brown, Brady T: Wollam, Miles	67	70	-	-	34%	2/1
Analysis Is worth thinking about here on the basis of the numbers in the TrackMaster speed fig department alone. Has to be given a look based on the respectable speed rating recorded in the last contest.
4	Post 4 has been winning at an above average clip, suggesting a high probability of success for this one. Has a strong shot here, if he can run to his back class. 2nd Pick 4 Inaminute Hanover Jockey: Wrenn, Ronnie Trainer: Kreiser, Cory J: Wrenn, Ronnie T: Kreiser, Cory	65	69	-	-	29%	5/2
Analysis Post 4 has been winning at an above average clip, suggesting a high probability of success for this one. Has a strong shot here, if he can run to his back class.
1	(Long Shot Play) - He has been moving solidly within the recent past, recording strong TrackMaster SRs. A 89 avg class rating may give this gelding a distinct class edge against this troupe. 3rd Pick 1 Keystone Chaos Jockey: Zendt, Brian Trainer: Daugherty, Jim J: Zendt, Brian T: Daugherty, Jim	64	69	-	-	12%	8/1
Analysis (Long Shot Play) - He has been moving solidly within the recent past, recording strong TrackMaster SRs. A 89 avg class rating may give this gelding a distinct class edge against this troupe.

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