Monticello Raceway - Race 5

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8 Runners

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
3	He deserves serious consideration given the formidable speed ratings. Has been moving in the most competitive company of the group of animals within the recent past. 1st Pick 3 Oakwood Vegas Ir Jockey: Houghtaling, C Trainer: Beaudin, Cher J: Houghtaling, C T: Beaudin, Cher	57	61	-	-	29%
Analysis He deserves serious consideration given the formidable speed ratings. Has been moving in the most competitive company of the group of animals within the recent past.
4	Exhibits the look of a profitable play, averaging a 76 speed fig, one of the strongest in the group of animals. May be risky to consider solely on class, but has among the most competitive class numbers of the group of horses. 2nd Pick 4 Cr Dudley Jockey: Merton, Michae Trainer: Klein, Christi J: Merton, Michae T: Klein, Christi	57	61	-	-	56%
Analysis Exhibits the look of a profitable play, averaging a 76 speed fig, one of the strongest in the group of animals. May be risky to consider solely on class, but has among the most competitive class numbers of the group of horses.
1	Should be considered in this event if only for the really strong TrackMaster Speed Rating earned in the last affair. 3rd Pick 1 Golden Gesture Jockey: Aldrich, Bruce Trainer: Eriksen, Monic J: Aldrich, Bruce T: Eriksen, Monic	54	56	-	-	19%
Analysis Should be considered in this event if only for the really strong TrackMaster Speed Rating earned in the last affair.

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