The Meadows - Race 7

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9 Runners

Pace

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
2	He has been racing competitively recently, recording sharp speed figures. Has a strong shot in this contest, if he can run to his back class. 1st Pick 2 Louie The Horse N Jockey: Wrenn, Ronnie Trainer: Bendis, Randy J: Wrenn, Ronnie T: Bendis, Randy	60	67	-	-	42%	7/5
Analysis He has been racing competitively recently, recording sharp speed figures. Has a strong shot in this contest, if he can run to his back class.
9	Has really good TrackMaster speed figs and has to be considered for a bet in this one. Has to be given a look based on the respectable TrackMaster speed fig recorded in the last competition. 2nd Pick 9 Moscow Mitch Jockey: Walters, Justi Trainer: Walters, Steve J: Walters, Justi T: Walters, Steve	58	66	-	-	13%	7/1
Analysis Has really good TrackMaster speed figs and has to be considered for a bet in this one. Has to be given a look based on the respectable TrackMaster speed fig recorded in the last competition.
8	(Long Shot Play) - Has sound TrackMaster class ratings relative to the group of horses - worth a look. Should be considered this time if only for the very good speed rating earned in the last race. 3rd Pick 8 Five Jockey: Bolon, Kyle Trainer: Collins, Dean J: Bolon, Kyle T: Collins, Dean	56	66	-	-	7%	15/1
Analysis (Long Shot Play) - Has sound TrackMaster class ratings relative to the group of horses - worth a look. Should be considered this time if only for the very good speed rating earned in the last race.

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Sloppy

A wet racetrack condition, typically with a firm base and water settling on top.

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A pari-mutuel pool – typically a show pool - where one horse is so heavily bet that after deductions there is not enough money left to cover the prescribed minimum on each bet.

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.