The Meadows - Race 5

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
2	Is hard to ignore based on speed figs which have been very good - 79 avg - of late. A 69 avg class rating may give this mare a distinct class edge against this field. 1st Pick 2 Sweet Ballad Jockey: Wrenn, Ronnie Trainer: Burke, Ron J: Wrenn, Ronnie T: Burke, Ron	64	60	-	-	90%
Analysis Is hard to ignore based on speed figs which have been very good - 79 avg - of late. A 69 avg class rating may give this mare a distinct class edge against this field.
5	With a formidable 67 speed rating last time out, will near surely be a factor in this affair. More wins than expected have been earned by competitors breaking from the 5 post at The Meadows. 2nd Pick 5 Adroit Hanover Jockey: Indof, Jeremy Trainer: Callihan, Susa J: Indof, Jeremy T: Callihan, Susa	56	54	-	-	12%
Analysis With a formidable 67 speed rating last time out, will near surely be a factor in this affair. More wins than expected have been earned by competitors breaking from the 5 post at The Meadows.
4	(Long Shot Play) - Has respectable TrackMaster class ratings relative to the group of animals - worth a look. More wins than expected have been earned by horses breaking from the 4 post at The Meadows. 3rd Pick 4 Maga Blues Jockey: Walters, Justi Trainer: Perfido, Richa J: Walters, Justi T: Perfido, Richa	53	61	-	-	2%
Analysis (Long Shot Play) - Has respectable TrackMaster class ratings relative to the group of animals - worth a look. More wins than expected have been earned by horses breaking from the 4 post at The Meadows.

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