First, a really good explanation Bill.
Second, Cody, you should pay attention to what Bill V. said. It is very worthwhile.
I didn't download TAM for the 5th, so I am just going to address the #6 horse here. Here is the #6 horse as I marked it up.
Notice what I did first. I "blacked out" the lines that are not comparable to today's race. When you look at what's left, there is just no way this horse could be left out. Even if you use the last line, the horse still shows the best first fraction and that is the horses worst race.
Bill suggested you write down the "running style" for each horse in the race to see if there are any other "EARLY" horses. I hope you did this. Between the running line you choose for each "contender" and the visual "running style", these show you a lot of information about the race before you even get to the program and the numbers it provides for you to analyze. It even helps with "how" you should analyze the race. Bill asked you to look for other "EARLY" horses by "running style" for that reason. If you can't find another early horse, then the #6 starts to really stand out for you. Also, you don't have to actually "write down" the running style for your contenders, the program allows you to do this. Look at the #6 in this post. Above the running lines for the horse you will see little silver blocks labeled "F E EP P SP S U" . These stand for....
fighter
early
early presser
Presser
sustained presser
sustained
unknown (no form)
All you have to do is click on the button you feel best describes how the horse normally runs. It's easy!
In the case of the #6 horse, it shows "E".
The other thing to notice is the little number in the block with the "E", it shows a "7". This is the amount of Quirin Speed Points this horse has earned. The higher the number, the earlier the horse generally runs.
Hope all this helps.