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Resulted

GB - Wolverhampton - Race 1

Thoroughbred

10 Runners

5.1f

Sweepstakes

Synthetic

Standard

8.5K

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Verdict

ELOUISE'S PRINCE left his debut form well behind switched to AW when scoring over C&D in good style last month and can defy a penalty with more improvement likely. Rock Hunter made a positive start to his AW career when a close fourth at Chelmsford and is next best ahead of One For Harvey.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	2nd Pick 1 Rock Hunter Jockey: Adam Farragher Trainer: Amy Murphy J: Adam Farragher T: Amy Murphy	96	-	-	-	23%
2	2 Solvency (Ire) Jockey: Kieran O'neill Trainer: Alice Haynes J: Kieran O'neill T: Alice Haynes	89	-	-	-	40%
3	1st Pick 3 Elouise's Prince (Ire) Jockey: Luke Morris Trainer: Robert Cowell J: Luke Morris T: Robert Cowell	100	-	-	-	36%
4	4 Fancy Dancer Jockey: Nicola Currie Trainer: Ollie Sangster J: Nicola Currie T: Ollie Sangster	70	-	-	-	3%
5	5 Tanjen (Ire) Jockey: Liam Keniry Trainer: Sylvester Kirk J: Liam Keniry T: Sylvester Kirk	0	-	-	-	3%	Scratched
6	6 Dreambird Dolly Jockey: Kaiya Fraser Trainer: John Gallagher J: Kaiya Fraser T: John Gallagher	72	-	-	-	2%
7	7 Dusky Rain Jockey: Warren Fentiman Trainer: Paul Attwater J: Warren Fentiman T: Paul Attwater	71	-	-	-	2%
8	3rd Pick 8 One For Harvey Jockey: Dylan Hogan Trainer: Julia Feilden J: Dylan Hogan T: Julia Feilden	94	-	-	-	17%
9	9 Rovinia Jockey: Jack Doughty Trainer: Karen Jewell J: Jack Doughty T: Karen Jewell	73	-	-	-	2%
10	10 Sarafina Mshairi Jockey: Georgia Dobie Trainer: Edward Smyth-Osbourne J: Georgia Dobie T: Edward Smyth-Osbourne	82	-	-	-	6%

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Horse Racing Basic Terms

Filly

A female horse that is four years of age or under.

Rabbit

Also known as a pacemaker; this is a horse with no expected chance of winning but is used to prompt a quick pace on the front end of the race to the benefit of a stablemate who is a closer.

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.