NZH - Cambridge - Race 3

Harness

7 Runners

10.9f

Unknown

Synthetic

4.6K

VIEW

Verdict

IRON HEART (1) scored by 2.25 metres at this track over 1 ?m last start at her first run back from a spell. Sure to enjoy an economical run from this draw. Won't find this any harder and she can go right on with the job. CAULFIELD (2) drew wide last start and was easily accounted for, beaten 18 metres into fifth at this circuit over 1 ?m. Perfectly drawn and is sure to play a major role. AMARETTO DELIGHT (4) is the next elect off a last-start win by half a metre here over 1 ¹/16m. Top-three credentials. MARGHERITA (6) is worth another chance after a last-start eighth over 1 ?m at Alexandra Park two weeks ago. This is an easier assignment.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	1st Pick 1 Iron Heart Jockey: Maurice Mckendry Trainer: Steve & Amanda Telfer J: Maurice Mckendry T: Steve & Amanda Telfer	77	-	-	-	56%	4/5
2	2nd Pick 2 Caulfield Jockey: David Butcher Trainer: David Butcher J: David Butcher T: David Butcher	74	-	-	-	19%	9/2
3	3 Innocent Man Jockey: James Stormont Trainer: Rodney Frampton J: James Stormont T: Rodney Frampton	70	-	-	-	10%	9/1
4	3rd Pick 4 Amaretto Delight Jockey: Nicky Chilcott Trainer: Nicky Chilcott J: Nicky Chilcott T: Nicky Chilcott	73	-	-	-	17%	5/1
5	5 Miki's Moment Jockey: Peter Ferguson Trainer: Dylan & Jo Ferguson J: Peter Ferguson T: Dylan & Jo Ferguson	60	-	-	-	5%	20/1
6	6 Margherita Jockey: Alicia Harrison Trainer: Paul & Danielle Green J: Alicia Harrison T: Paul & Danielle Green	72	-	-	-	15%	6/1
7	7 Bell Fire Jockey: Harrison Orange Trainer: Chris Webber J: Harrison Orange T: Chris Webber	38	-	-	-	2%	50/1

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Horse Racing Basic Terms

Synthetic Surface

A racing surface comprised of silica sand and fibers, such as recycled carpet or spandex. The mixture is then sealed with wax.

Lasix

A medication for the treatment of bleeding in horses that is legal in North America, but not all worldwide jurisdictions.

Blinkers

A hood worn on a horse’s head to limit side vision, which can improve concentration. Blinkers are added or removed to relax a horse or give it more focus.