Korea Seoul - Race 11

Thoroughbred

8 Runners

Handicap

Sand

52.9K

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Verdict

VICTORY SOCKS (8) ran below expectations last time at this track over 7f, finishing fourth and beaten 16 lengths. Ready to bounce back today. SMILING PRINCE (1) did a great job to score by 3 lengths over this course and distance last start to maintain his good form of late. Looks well placed so expect another big run. DOKKI DRAGON (7) didn't make an impact at his last run before going for a spell on May 9, finishing sixth and beaten 12 lengths over 6f at this track. One to consider. CHANGJOUI ACHIM (3) was beaten for early speed and didn't come into contention when a disappointing ninth over 1 ?m at this track most recently. Suitably placed so anticipating a better run this time.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	2nd Pick 1 Smiling Prince Jockey: Lee Dong Ha Trainer: Park Byeong Il J: Lee Dong Ha T: Park Byeong Il	214	-	-	-	23%	7/2
2	2 Major Crown Jockey: Kim Hyo Jung Trainer: Lee Shin Woo J: Kim Hyo Jung T: Lee Shin Woo	78	-	-	-	14%	13/2
3	3 Changjoui Achim Jockey: Luis Felipe Quiroz Martinez Trainer: Kim Dong Kyun J: Luis Felipe Quiroz Martinez T: Kim Dong Kyun	84	-	-	-	3%	40/1
4	4 Splendid Jockey: Lee Yong Ho Trainer: Seo In Seok J: Lee Yong Ho T: Seo In Seok	85	-	-	-	9%	11/1
5	5 Geomibulu Jockey: Kim Jeong Jun Trainer: Kang Hwan Min J: Kim Jeong Jun T: Kang Hwan Min	89	-	-	-	3%	33/1
6	6 Tristan Wangja Jockey: Cho Han Byeol Trainer: Baek Jongsu J: Cho Han Byeol T: Baek Jongsu	97	-	-	-	4%	25/1
7	3rd Pick 7 Dokki Dragon Jockey: Kim Yong Geun Trainer: Lee Joon Chel J: Kim Yong Geun T: Lee Joon Chel	149	-	-	-	20%	4/1
8	1st Pick 8 Victory Socks Jockey: Jo Jae Ro Trainer: Lee Gwan Ho J: Jo Jae Ro T: Lee Gwan Ho	106	-	-	-	48%	11/10

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