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NZ - Tauherenikau - Race 2

Thoroughbred
6 Runners
5f
Maiden
Turf
SOFT 5
10.7K

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Verdict

JARVISYARD (3) finished close up in fourth-place at Foxton in his only public trial to date. The market will be the best guide, but he looks as though he will make the grade. MAGILL (4) has the experience edge over his rivals, and though well beaten fresh up at Trentham, it was in far tougher company. Stick with him. HANDSTAND (2) is a Tivaci gelding on debut, and from a good draw, he is expected to be very competitive. PINAFORE (6) makes her debut and can't finish worse than fourth.
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Singletary silk
1st Pick
1

Singletary

Jockey: Non Runner

Trainer: Andrew Campbell

J: Non Runner

T: Andrew Campbell

63---1%

Scratched

2
Handstand silk
2

Handstand

Jockey: Kate Hercock

Trainer: Clinton Isdale

J: Kate Hercock

T: Clinton Isdale

34---25%
3
Jarvisyard silk
3rd Pick
3

Jarvisyard

Jockey: Bruno Queiroz

Trainer: Andrew Campbell

J: Bruno Queiroz

T: Andrew Campbell

66---25%
4
Magill silk
4

Magill

Jockey: Kelly Myers

Trainer: Guy Lowry & Leah Zydenbos

J: Kelly Myers

T: Guy Lowry & Leah Zydenbos

75---40%
5
Sweetest Thing silk
2nd Pick
5

Sweetest Thing

Jockey: Non Runner

Trainer: Roydon Bergerson

J: Non Runner

T: Roydon Bergerson

51---34%

Scratched

6
Pinafore silk
6

Pinafore

Jockey: Amber Riddell

Trainer: Lisa Latta

J: Amber Riddell

T: Lisa Latta

40---39%

Horse Racing Basic Terms

Sloppy

A wet racetrack condition, typically with a firm base and water settling on top.

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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.