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HORSE: Speed Horse ran in its last race a significantly faster speed rating than today's class rating.
Horse ran a speed rating in its last race three points or more higher than today's class rating (maximum 45 day layoff). Conclusion: horse ran a speed rating vastly superior to today's class rating, repeat effort would make horse tough to beat today.
HORSE: Speed Horse was a beaten favorite in its last race, but ran well in a strong race for the level. Horse was a beaten favorite in last race and ran a speed rating higher than the class rating of the last race. Conclusion: horse lost as a favorite, but competed in a strong race that was run faster than par, could make amends today.
HORSE: Speed Horse has run increasingly faster, showing significant improvement over the last three races. Horse has increasing speed ratings in last two races and the last race speed rating must be at least five points higher than the third race back. Conclusion: horse is improving each race and has made a significant improvement since the third race back.
HORSE: Speed Horse lost, was close at the stretch call in its last race and ran a faster speed rating than in its previous two races. Horse lost, was first, second, or third at the stretch call in its last race and earned a speed rating at least two points higher than in each of its two previous races. Conclusion: horse was in contention at the stretch, and ran a faster race than its previous two, rounding into form.
HORSE: Speed Horse lost, finished in a closer position to the winner than in its previous race while running a faster speed rating than in its previous two races. Horse lost, finished two positions or more closer to the winner than in its previous race and earned a speed rating at least two points higher than in its previous two races. Conclusion: horse is improving finish position and speed rating, rounding into form.
HORSE: Speed Horse ran significantly faster speed ratings in its last two races than today's class rating. Horse's last two speed ratings are at least three points higher than today's class rating. Conclusion: horse has run a speed rating vastly superior to today's class rating in back to back races, same effort would make horse tough to beat today.
HORSE: Speed Horse has run at least as fast as today's class rating in five consecutive races. Horse has speed ratings equal to or better than today's class rating in its last five races (maximum 45 day layoff). Conclusion: a very consistent horse that has speed ratings which fit today's class level.
HORSE: Speed Horse has significantly faster speed ratings on average at today's distance and surface than the morning line favorite. Horse has an average speed rating at the distance/surface at least three points higher than the morning line favorite (maximum 45 day layoff). Conclusion: horse is consistently faster at today's distance/surface than the morning line favorite.
HORSE: Speed Horse is dropping in class and has the fastest speed ratings on average in the field at today's distance and surface. Conclusion: horse is running in a race with a lower class rating than its last race and has the fastest speed in the field at today's distance/surface.
HORSE: Speed Horse is 5:2 or higher on the morning line and has significantly faster speed ratings on average than the rest of the field. Horse has morning line odds of 5/2 or higher with an average speed rating that is at least three points higher than today's class rating. Conclusion: horse has attractive morning line odds, and on average runs faster than today's class rating.
HORSE: Speed Horse is 5:2 or higher on the morning line and has run a significantly faster speed rating at today's distance and surface than any other horse in the field. Horse has morning line odds of 5/2 or higher with a minimum of a five point advantage in highest speed rating at the distance/surface over the next rated horse. Conclusion: horse has attractive morning line odds and has run significantly faster at today's distance/surface than any other horse in the field.
HORSE: Speed Horse is 5:2 or higher on the morning line, has run a faster speed rating at today's distance and surface than any other horse in the field, and is ridden by an apprentice jockey. Horse has morning line odds of 5/2 or higher, has the highest speed rating at today's distance/surface by at least three points and is ridden by an apprentice jockey. Conclusion: horse has attractive morning line odds, has run faster at today's distance/surface than any other horse in the field, and gets a weight break.