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Belterra Park - Race 2

Thoroughbred
6 Runners
6f
Claiming
Dirt
Good
8.0K

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Verdict

PAVED IN GOLD is expected to blossom in new surroundings and holds better claims than most. Fort Bull clocked a good time on latest start and looks the one for the runner-up spot.
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Dark Danger silk
1st Pick
1

Dark Danger

Jockey: Lebron Victor

Trainer: Miller Darrin

J: Lebron Victor

T: Miller Darrin

5758--23%

Scratched

2
Global Legend silk
2

Global Legend

Jockey: Meeks Micah

Trainer: Schling Brian L

J: Meeks Micah

T: Schling Brian L

4560--23%
3
Fort Bling silk
3

Fort Bling

Jockey: Blanche Rishawn

Trainer: Tsirigotis, Jr. James

J: Blanche Rishawn

T: Tsirigotis, Jr. James

3146--10%
4
Golden Survivor silk
3rd Pick
4

Golden Survivor

Jockey: Bays Brooke

Trainer: Alessi James

J: Bays Brooke

T: Alessi James

4851--6%
5
Fort Bull silk
5

Fort Bull

Jockey: Yarmarie L. Correa

Trainer: Rodriguez Regulo G

J: Yarmarie L. Correa

T: Rodriguez Regulo G

4448--36%
6
Paved In Gold silk
2nd Pick
6

Paved In Gold

Jockey: Hernandez Jann N

Trainer: Adams Nancy L

J: Hernandez Jann N

T: Adams Nancy L

5337--56%

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