How to play closing day at Woodbine with Pro Reports

The season comes to a close at Woodbine on Sunday, featuring a 14-race card. All races will be contested on the all-weather surface, as turf racing has already concluded. 

In the opener, the Horses to Single Report identifies No. 1 Morstachy's (2-1 morning line) as a reliable lean. This report is currently sporting a 47-percent success rate over the last 200 races. 

Power Picks are after a price in race two. No. 1 Infinitely Katz (12-1) is the top choice. Top picks have been winning at 31.3 percent over the last 60 days. Specifically for Woodbine, top selections are connecting 27.1 percent of the time over the last 14 days. This is the best priced Power Pick of the entire card. 

Cool tempos appear to be the theme of the day, according to the Pace Report. Race three has the slowest projected pace throughout the card. The anticipated early leader is No. 6 Uncle Bull (6-1), who could pull off the mild upset here as lone speed. 

The lone race at one mile, 70 yards is the sixth, where both the rail and post 11 share a high success rate of 20 percent. According to the Post Position Bias Report, posts eight, 10, and 12 have yet to produce a winner. Favorite War in Charge (3-1) breaks from post three, which has an 8-percent success rate over the last 25 races. 

Race 9 is the featured event, the Steady Growth Stakes. No. 8 Candy Overload (8-5) also has one of the best jockeys by win percentage in Sahin Civaci. The Jockey Report highlights Civaci's successful meet, winning at 19 percent. 

In the 10th race, a price worth considering is No. 3 Sunrise Drive (20-1). According to the Sire Moves Report, progeny of Danza perform much better on synthetic routes than turf routes with some give in the ground, which were the conditions of Sunrise Drive's last race. 

The finale features a mandatory payout in the jackpot Super High 5. Charting Horse Value offers some prices to use on that ticket. At the top of the chart is No. 10 Coleyville (12-1), and another 12-1 receives the designated spot play "+" in No. 4 Rocket Joe Copper.