Pocono Downs - Race 9

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
4	Is tough not to consider given the company run in in recent times. One of the most favorable win percentages with this driver-handler make this gelding dangerous. 1st Pick 4 Simon Says Hanover Jockey: Kelly, Colin Trainer: Bako, Ashley J: Kelly, Colin T: Bako, Ashley	65	69	-	-	15%	6/1
Analysis Is tough not to consider given the company run in in recent times. One of the most favorable win percentages with this driver-handler make this gelding dangerous.
5	Has to be given a look based on the really strong TrackMaster Speed Rating recorded in the last race. More wins than expected have been earned by animals breaking from the 5 position at Pocono Downs. 2nd Pick 5 Macadoodledoo Jockey: Buter, Tyler Trainer: Simpson, Dirk J: Buter, Tyler T: Simpson, Dirk	63	65	-	-	19%	9/2
Analysis Has to be given a look based on the really strong TrackMaster Speed Rating recorded in the last race. More wins than expected have been earned by animals breaking from the 5 position at Pocono Downs.
2	Is worth serious consideration here on the basis of the figures in the speed figure department alone. Has been travelling in the most competitive company of the troupe in recent times. 3rd Pick 2 Hesa Kingslayer N Jockey: Allard, Simon Trainer: Akins, Mark J: Allard, Simon T: Akins, Mark	63	70	-	-	25%	3/1
Analysis Is worth serious consideration here on the basis of the figures in the speed figure department alone. Has been travelling in the most competitive company of the troupe in recent times.

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