Pocono Downs - Race 12

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8 Runners

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
7	Exhibits the look of a profitable play, averaging a 77 TrackMaster Speed Rating, one of the most competitive in the group of horses. Could unquestionably dominate this troupe given the 71 speed fig earned in his last outing. 1st Pick 7 J-S Hopscotch Jockey: Buter, Tyler Trainer: Watson, Mike J: Buter, Tyler T: Watson, Mike	59	62	-	-	67%
Analysis Exhibits the look of a profitable play, averaging a 77 TrackMaster Speed Rating, one of the most competitive in the group of horses. Could unquestionably dominate this troupe given the 71 speed fig earned in his last outing.
5	(Long Shot Play) - Exhibits the look of a profitable play, averaging a 78 speed figure, one of the strongest in the group. She has very good class ratings, averaging 81, and has to be considered in this contest. 2nd Pick 5 Uno Mas Blue Chip Jockey: Herschberger, Trainer: Green, Clifton J: Herschberger, T: Green, Clifton	58	61	-	-	7%
Analysis (Long Shot Play) - Exhibits the look of a profitable play, averaging a 78 speed figure, one of the strongest in the group. She has very good class ratings, averaging 81, and has to be considered in this contest.
1	May be sometimes risky to consider solely on class, but has among the strongest class ratings of the bunch. With this driver-trainer, players often make money. 3rd Pick 1 Enzo Dk Jockey: Napolitano, An Trainer: Faulkner, Anth J: Napolitano, An T: Faulkner, Anth	57	60	-	-	34%
Analysis May be sometimes risky to consider solely on class, but has among the strongest class ratings of the bunch. With this driver-trainer, players often make money.

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Exercise Rider

A rider built much like a jockey but is employed for exercising and working out horses in the morning.

Sloppy

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

Bobble/Stumble

A slip or a duck from a horse trying to leave the starting gates, often caused by the surface giving way under the feet. This can range from a mild misstep to a stumble down to their knees.