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5:45 PM

The Meadows - Race 4

Harness
8 Runners
1m
Pace
Dirt
Unknown
9.4K
numberFire Picks
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
8

(Long Shot Play) - She is worth a look given that the trainer wins 38 percent of his races withtwo-year olds, which is likely among the most competitive in the competition. Gamblers should feel comfortable with this pick, given Shaw's recent returns at the window.

1st Pick
8

Sweetest One

Jockey: Shaw, Chris

Trainer: Provost, Willi

J: Shaw, Chris

T: Provost, Willi

5239--5%20/1

Analysis

(Long Shot Play) - She is worth a look given that the trainer wins 38 percent of his races withtwo-year olds, which is likely among the most competitive in the competition. Gamblers should feel comfortable with this pick, given Shaw's recent returns at the window.

7

(Long Shot Play) - When York moves his starters up in class he has a 73 percent return on investment.

2nd Pick
7

Tempt Me Hanover

Jockey: Irvine, Justin

Trainer: York, Mitchell

J: Irvine, Justin

T: York, Mitchell

5148--8%12/1

Analysis

(Long Shot Play) - When York moves his starters up in class he has a 73 percent return on investment.

3

Is tough not to consider given the company run in recently. Should be considered for this race if only for the sound TrackMaster SR earned in the last affair.

3rd Pick
3

Blinkoneeightylou

Jockey: Merriman, Aaro

Trainer: Burke, Ron

J: Merriman, Aaro

T: Burke, Ron

5552--29%5/2

Analysis

Is tough not to consider given the company run in recently. Should be considered for this race if only for the sound TrackMaster SR earned in the last affair.

Horse Racing Basic Terms

Scratch

A horse is a scratch when injury or other necessity causes it to be withdrawn from the race.

Handicap

A race where a handicapper has assigned weights to be carried by all runners on the basis of their past racing efforts.

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.