AU - Cranbourne - Race 2

Thoroughbred

8 Runners

Class 1

Turf

GOOD 4

26.8K

VIEW

Verdict

ECO FORCE (5) resumed with an encouraging run at Mornington over 5f, getting back there and working home well for third in a small field. With the main danger and short favourite out, she looks well placed. Up to 6f can suit better now too and she should go close. THE ARROW (3) resumes. Two runs last time in were just fair but she has ability. Watch the market for the best lead in a winnable affair. NORDIC STRIKE (2) was an easy maiden winner first up at Stony Creek. He didn't beat much there but has to be respected for the Brown/Maher combination. CHILLS 'N' THRILLS (4) can be an improver up to 6f.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	1st Pick 1 Tower Bridge Jockey: Non Runner Trainer: Mark Walker J: Non Runner T: Mark Walker	263	-	-	-	1%	Scratched
2	2 Nordic Strike Jockey: Ethan Brown Trainer: Ciaron Maher J: Ethan Brown T: Ciaron Maher	171	-	-	-	56%
3	3rd Pick 3 The Arrow Jockey: Teo Nugent Trainer: M, W & J Hawkes J: Teo Nugent T: M, W & J Hawkes	81	-	-	-	10%
4	4 Chills 'n' Thrills Jockey: Celine Gaudray Trainer: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes J: Celine Gaudray T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes	122	-	-	-	6%
5	2nd Pick 5 Eco Force Jockey: Jye Mcneil Trainer: Grahame Begg J: Jye Mcneil T: Grahame Begg	138	-	-	-	56%
6	6 Rockette Roulette Jockey: Sarah Field Trainer: Christopher Davis J: Sarah Field T: Christopher Davis	72	-	-	-	2%
7	7 Aussieaussieaussie Jockey: Sage Duric Trainer: Raymond N Mathews J: Sage Duric T: Raymond N Mathews	83	-	-	-	1%
8	8 Red Paree Jockey: Samantha Noble Trainer: Steven Noble J: Samantha Noble T: Steven Noble	63	-	-	-	1%

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Horse Racing Basic Terms

Morning Line

An approximation of expected odds in a race, quoted before actual odds are determined.

Workout

A workout is a timed sprint over varying distances prior to a race, meant to get a horse fit enough for competition.

Fractions

The times recorded during the race; with timing starting just past the gate or when the gates open, then parroted for the quarter, half, three-quarters etc. Used as an indication of ability and speed.