Cumberland - Race 3

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7 Runners

Trot

Dirt

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
3	May be sometimes dangerous to consider solely on class, but has among the strongest class numbers of the field. Driver/trainer are no strangers to the winners circle and should have this gelding breaking away from the field. 1st Pick 3 Okeechobee Jet Jockey: Hall, Aaron Trainer: Gerard, Jamie J: Hall, Aaron T: Gerard, Jamie	62	61	-	-	34%	2/1
Analysis May be sometimes dangerous to consider solely on class, but has among the strongest class numbers of the field. Driver/trainer are no strangers to the winners circle and should have this gelding breaking away from the field.
6	Has to be given a look based on the formidable speed fig recorded in the last competition. Looks like a contender in this group of horses and her above average winning percentage says she has the determination needed to score this time. 2nd Pick 6 Maplewood Slugger Jockey: Nason, John Trainer: Nason, John J: Nason, John T: Nason, John	61	60	-	-	15%	6/1
Analysis Has to be given a look based on the formidable speed fig recorded in the last competition. Looks like a contender in this group of horses and her above average winning percentage says she has the determination needed to score this time.
7	Could be the best in the troupe here, showing decent numbers of late. Has a sharp shot here, if he can run to his back class. 3rd Pick 7 Valyrian Steel Jockey: Campbell, Heat Trainer: Gerow, Kate J: Campbell, Heat T: Gerow, Kate	57	66	-	-	25%	3/1
Analysis Could be the best in the troupe here, showing decent numbers of late. Has a sharp shot here, if he can run to his back class.

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