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JP - Funabashi - Race 6

Thoroughbred
11 Runners
7.5f
Unknown
Dirt
GOOD
18.1K

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Verdict

BABY MAYBE (11) is the one to beat after finishing second at this track, beaten three lengths, and that followed a Nagoya COND win over this trip. Her 7 ½f record reads two wins and one placing from four starts, which gives her the most reliable distance profile among the main hopes. PIGUET (6) brings the sharper winning form, having scored twice at Nagoya, most recently by a length and a half as odds-on favourite, and he is two from two at this distance. LAUREL CROWN (5) has to put a well-held run at this venue behind him, but his Niigata Mdn effort two back was sound enough and his third-up profile keeps him in the discussion. RADIANT EYE (1) has won three from four overall and resumes off back-to-back Sonoda wins, so the inside draw and proven 7 ½f record make him a genuine threat despite the freshening.
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Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
11
Baby Maybe silk

Returns from a five-week let-up off a strong second at this track, beaten three lengths by Meethaq after starting an outside chance in the betting. That followed a Nagoya COND win over this trip, where she led and beat Bebek Pepper by a length. Her 7 ½f record is the key, with two wins and one placing from four attempts, and that proven profile makes her the clear horse to beat.

1st Pick
11

Baby Maybe

Jockey: Takehiro Kasano

Trainer: Takanori Yamanaka

J: Takehiro Kasano

T: Takanori Yamanaka

147---25%

Analysis

Returns from a five-week let-up off a strong second at this track, beaten three lengths by Meethaq after starting an outside chance in the betting. That followed a Nagoya COND win over this trip, where she led and beat Bebek Pepper by a length. Her 7 ½f record is the key, with two wins and one placing from four attempts, and that proven profile makes her the clear horse to beat.

6
Piguet silk

Returns from a five-week let-up in winning form after beating Stradone by a length and a half at Nagoya as the odds-on favourite. He was even stronger the start prior, putting four lengths on Sylphe at the same venue after being near the top of betting. Two wins from two starts at this distance is a powerful platform, and with a leading local rider aboard he rates as a serious winning chance.

2nd Pick
6

Piguet

Jockey: Tsubasa Sasagawa

Trainer: Takayuki Yamashita

J: Tsubasa Sasagawa

T: Takayuki Yamashita

155---84%

Analysis

Returns from a five-week let-up in winning form after beating Stradone by a length and a half at Nagoya as the odds-on favourite. He was even stronger the start prior, putting four lengths on Sylphe at the same venue after being near the top of betting. Two wins from two starts at this distance is a powerful platform, and with a leading local rider aboard he rates as a serious winning chance.

5
Laurel Crown silk

Returns from a five-week let-up after finishing well held behind Meethaq at this track, a run that came without a clear excuse. His previous Niigata Mdn seventh was more competitive, beaten just over two lengths after working home fairly from an in-touch position. Third-up fitness helps, but he has only one placing from four around 7 ½f and must rebound to his better figure to justify his claims.

3rd Pick
5

Laurel Crown

Jockey: Tatsuya Yamaguchi

Trainer: Yasuhide Yoneya

J: Tatsuya Yamaguchi

T: Yasuhide Yoneya

135---3%

Analysis

Returns from a five-week let-up after finishing well held behind Meethaq at this track, a run that came without a clear excuse. His previous Niigata Mdn seventh was more competitive, beaten just over two lengths after working home fairly from an in-touch position. Third-up fitness helps, but he has only one placing from four around 7 ½f and must rebound to his better figure to justify his claims.

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Rabbit

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