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Miss Mosh Horse

Miss Mosh Career Stats

EARNINGS $128,890 AVG ODDS $3 Rating 37.5
10 1-3-1 Last 10 51 8-8-7 Career 0-0-0 12 mths 16% Wins 45% Places -58% ROI 900M - 1430M Win Range
6 3-1-1 1st Up 6 1-1-1 2nd Up 51 8-8-7 Turf 0-0-0 Synthtc 1 0-1-0 FIRM 30 7-3-4 GOOD 17 0-4-3 SOFT 3 1-0-0 HEAVY

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Miss Mosh Profile

Miss Mosh is a 9 year old bay mare. Miss Mosh is trained by S & J Jaensch, at Murray Bridge and owned by R P Pettman, D B Pettman, B A Day & Outside The Box Racing (Mgr: R P Pettman).

Miss Mosh’s last race event was at 29/10/2021 and it has not been nominated for any upcoming race.

Miss Mosh Racing Form

Career form is 8 wins, 8 seconds, 7 thirds from 51 starts with a lifetime career prize money of $128,890.

With a 16% Win Percentage and 45% Place Percentage. Miss Mosh's last race event was at Bordertown.

Exposed form for its last starts is 3-5-1-2-2.

Miss Mosh's Results: Horse Racing History

Last Updated: 29/10/2021

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