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11:30 PM

Remington Park - Race 1

Thoroughbred
7 Runners
5.5f
Claiming
Dirt
Unknown
20.0K

All race stats and comments are provided by numberfire. Complex algorithms are used to calculate stats like the power rating. Numberfire picks are provided by horse racing experts that work with numberfire.

Verdict

GOOD LOVIN looks the clear pick on the numbers and holds most appeal. Trust Daddy faces a much easier task here than in last race and is likely to be in the mix too. Prince Rama shouldn't be discarded either.
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Trust Daddy silk
3rd Pick
1

Trust Daddy

Jockey: Asmussen Erik

Trainer: Evans Justin R

J: Asmussen Erik

T: Evans Justin R

6171--29%5/2
2
Seeking Sawyer silk
2

Seeking Sawyer

Jockey: Bacon Tyler W

Trainer: Flores Oscar

J: Bacon Tyler W

T: Flores Oscar

5569--17%5/1
3
Order Of Merit silk
2nd Pick
3

Order Of Merit

Jockey: Cabrera David

Trainer: Buehrer Mark W

J: Cabrera David

T: Buehrer Mark W

6270--25%3/1
4
Texas Holdem silk
4

Texas Holdem

Jockey: Eramia Richard E

Trainer: Dixon Tim

J: Eramia Richard E

T: Dixon Tim

6167--12%8/1
5
Golden Rebal silk
5

Golden Rebal

Jockey: Valdez-Jiminez Ernesto

Trainer: Hall John L

J: Valdez-Jiminez Ernesto

T: Hall John L

5257--12%8/1
6
Good Lovin silk
1st Pick
6

Good Lovin

Jockey: Wethey Jr. Floyd

Trainer: Young Scott E

J: Wethey Jr. Floyd

T: Young Scott E

6477--20%4/1
7
Prince Rama silk
7

Prince Rama

Jockey: Jara Fernando

Trainer: Bravo Francisco

J: Jara Fernando

T: Bravo Francisco

5874--15%6/1

Horse Racing Basic Terms

Paddock

The area where horses gather before the race to be saddled and paraded for the public.

Pari-Mutuel

A pool style wagering system, where all money input through betting is divided among those with winning tickets (save for various deductions by the track operators).

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.