Japan - Kyoto RC - Race 2
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Verdict
| #/Silk | Horse#/Horse | Power Rating | High Speed | Win % | Top 3% | Win Prob | Odds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
4 | Resumes after a three-month break with the best two-run profile in the race. He was sent out odds-on before finishing second at Sapporo Dirt, beaten two lengths by Temu Fire after only just being run down, and his debut fifth at Hakodate was sound enough after market support. The 7f is new, but his race form and professional profile make him the one to beat. 1st Pick 4 Salto Veloce Jockey: Yuichi Kitamura Trainer: Hiroyuki Uemura J: Yuichi Kitamura T: Hiroyuki Uemura | 140 | - | - | - | 37% | 7/4 |
Analysis Resumes after a three-month break with the best two-run profile in the race. He was sent out odds-on before finishing second at Sapporo Dirt, beaten two lengths by Temu Fire after only just being run down, and his debut fifth at Hakodate was sound enough after market support. The 7f is new, but his race form and professional profile make him the one to beat. | |||||||
5 | Ran second on debut in a NEWCOMER at this track, beaten four lengths by Miho Maru after being well supported in betting. He was right in the contest and kept finding, even if the winner had his measure late. Already placed at this distance and this venue, and the move into a Mdn gives him a strong second-up winning case. 2nd Pick 5 Tagano Gale Jockey: Kanta Taguchi Trainer: I Okada J: Kanta Taguchi T: I Okada | 132 | - | - | - | 29% | 5/2 |
Analysis Ran second on debut in a NEWCOMER at this track, beaten four lengths by Miho Maru after being well supported in betting. He was right in the contest and kept finding, even if the winner had his measure late. Already placed at this distance and this venue, and the move into a Mdn gives him a strong second-up winning case. | |||||||
7 | Had market respect on debut at Kyoto, finishing sixth in a NEWCOMER over 6f when beaten just under five lengths by Benny Barows. He lacked a change of gears late rather than stopping badly, and the stable now finds a Mdn second-up. The 7f is untried, but his starting-price profile and debut margin give him a solid winning platform. 3rd Pick 7 Meisho Gift Jockey: Yutaka Take Trainer: Mamoru Ishibashi J: Yutaka Take T: Mamoru Ishibashi | 102 | - | - | - | 19% | 9/2 |
Analysis Had market respect on debut at Kyoto, finishing sixth in a NEWCOMER over 6f when beaten just under five lengths by Benny Barows. He lacked a change of gears late rather than stopping badly, and the stable now finds a Mdn second-up. The 7f is untried, but his starting-price profile and debut margin give him a solid winning platform. | |||||||

