[Bill Lyster]

FPLR = #6 - 112.8 +25.6 = 1:38.4 just a shade better than #4's sprint.

Pace of race is from line 2 of the 3 - Incrediblee. You could use its last line, but the early sprinter will probably force it to go faster.

If the #1 runs early, he helps compromise the other early types; at today's pace if he choses to press he has no good lines, OUT

#2 cant press this pace, lost tandem to 8 OUT

#3 pacesetter with 9 and possibly others, OUT

#4 Two routes way back, one on lead that would help to burn the rest of the earlies here, one poor presser performance. I matched the last sprint vs #6 and took the #6, one on one.

#5 OUT
#6 FPLR and better presser than #4, in two good races one a sprint and one a route, ran from 4th and as far back as 6th - IN (also look at two 6F preps prior to the routes where he finished 1 and 2; his last sprint prep almost a duplicate of last cycle!)

#7 The Hubble telescope hasn't found the cloud that this one will fall out of yet, but with the potential early clash here probably hits the board off 2nd back and the old Hoosier races at bottom.

#8 Better of two tandem runners but slow -OUT

#9 Helps eliminate all the early burners and would be early speed.

First choice would be #6 and then #4 and #7, with possible edge to 4 as he has run from 4th back and 7 will be either last or next to last early and in middle. The 9 is probably best of early ones for the exotics
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