Woodbine Mohawk Park - Race 11

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10 Runners

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R10

R11

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
8	A really strong play in here as he has one of the highest winning percentages in the troupe as well as magnificent credentials all around. 1st Pick 8 Soaring Now Jockey: Thiessen, Dary Trainer: Puddy, Victor J: Thiessen, Dary T: Puddy, Victor	66	68	-	-	5%
Analysis A really strong play in here as he has one of the highest winning percentages in the troupe as well as magnificent credentials all around.
2	(Long Shot Play) - Is worth a look here on the basis of the numbers in the speed fig department alone. With a 91 average class rating, this horse has one of the best class advantages in the group of horses. 2nd Pick 2 Nuclear Jockey: Borth, Tyler J Trainer: Poulton, Harry J: Borth, Tyler J T: Poulton, Harry	66	70	-	-	13%
Analysis (Long Shot Play) - Is worth a look here on the basis of the numbers in the speed fig department alone. With a 91 average class rating, this horse has one of the best class advantages in the group of horses.
7	Could be the most competitive in the bunch here, showing formidable figures of late. May be sometimes unsafe to consider solely on class, but has among the most respectable class figures of the group of animals. 3rd Pick 7 Dont Drop The Ball Jockey: Roy, Louis-Phi Trainer: Crone, Meg J J: Roy, Louis-Phi T: Crone, Meg J	64	72	-	-	46%
Analysis Could be the most competitive in the bunch here, showing formidable figures of late. May be sometimes unsafe to consider solely on class, but has among the most respectable class figures of the group of animals.

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