NZH - Alexandra Park - Race 3

Harness

7 Runners

10.9f

Unknown

Synthetic

8.9K

VIEW

Verdict

AWESOME CHOICE (7) was 1.4 metres away in second at Cambridge Raceway over 1 ?m last start at his first run back from a spell. Must raise the bar but a win is on the cards. WE WILL RISE AGAIN (4) resumes from a spell of five-and-a-half months after closing off last campaign in good form, the last run being a solid third over 1 ¹/16m at this track. Sure to be right there at the finish. SEA YOU NOW (5) was beaten 30 metres on debut six months ago over 1 ¹/16m at this track. First-up since that run and has plenty of scope for improvement. ENVY OF ANGELS (3) is a two-year-old colt by Bettor's Delight from Spellbound on debut. Sure to enjoy an economical run from this draw. Will be ready to run a big race.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	1 Copy Ten Four Jockey: Maurice Mckendry Trainer: Ray Green & Nathan Delany J: Maurice Mckendry T: Ray Green & Nathan Delany	68	-	-	-	6%
2	2 Princess Kreka Jockey: Tony Herlihy Trainer: Nathan Purdon J: Tony Herlihy T: Nathan Purdon	65	-	-	-	9%
3	3 Envy Of Angels Jockey: Mark Purdon Trainer: Nathan Purdon J: Mark Purdon T: Nathan Purdon	75	-	-	-	20%
4	2nd Pick 4 We Will Rise Again Jockey: Scott Phelan Trainer: Barry Purdon & Scott Phelan J: Scott Phelan T: Barry Purdon & Scott Phelan	76	-	-	-	42%
5	3rd Pick 5 Sea You Now Jockey: Josh Dickie Trainer: Brian & Gareth Hughes J: Josh Dickie T: Brian & Gareth Hughes	75	-	-	-	29%
6	6 Vera Grace Jockey: Non Runner Trainer: Stephen Doody J: Non Runner T: Stephen Doody	1	-	-	-	1%	Scratched
7	1st Pick 7 Awesome Choice Jockey: Andre Poutama Trainer: Jason Teaz J: Andre Poutama T: Jason Teaz	77	-	-	-	20%

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Horse Racing Basic Terms

Breeder

The owner of a horse’s dam – or mother - at the time a horse is foaled.

Silks

The colorful jacket and cap worn by a jockey which features the design of the owner.

Bobble/Stumble

A slip or a duck from a horse trying to leave the starting gates, often caused by the surface giving way under the feet. This can range from a mild misstep to a stumble down to their knees.