Dayton Raceway - Race 3

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7 Runners

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
1	Her 81 average has this filly with among the strongest TrackMaster speed figs this time. Must be given a look based on class of competition faced within the recent past. 1st Pick 1 Odds On Dividend Jockey: Hanners, Luke Trainer: Morgan, Virgil J: Hanners, Luke T: Morgan, Virgil	63	63	-	-	36%
Analysis Her 81 average has this filly with among the strongest TrackMaster speed figs this time. Must be given a look based on class of competition faced within the recent past.
3	Could be the strongest in the bunch here, showing sound numbers of late. May be tricky to consider solely on class, but has among the most competitive class numbers of the group of animals. 2nd Pick 3 She's Lit Jockey: Luna, Marvin Trainer: Mogan, Scott J: Luna, Marvin T: Mogan, Scott	62	66	-	-	20%
Analysis Could be the strongest in the bunch here, showing sound numbers of late. May be tricky to consider solely on class, but has among the most competitive class numbers of the group of animals.
4	Recorded a decent speed figure last time out. Di Cicco can get starters off time off to score as his high return on investment percentage 35 shows. 3rd Pick 4 Huntinformischief Jockey: Smith, Tyler Trainer: Di Cicco, Terr J: Smith, Tyler T: Di Cicco, Terr	61	60	-	-	25%
Analysis Recorded a decent speed figure last time out. Di Cicco can get starters off time off to score as his high return on investment percentage 35 shows.

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