Aerial expected to win Trophy Chase at Cheltenham
On the Cheltenham’s card for Ceres Estates Silver Trophy Chase, Aerial looks to be the strongest runner who possesses immense potential to finish first in the Grade 2 contest that is scheduled to take place at Cheltenham track on Wednesday, April 18.
The Class 1 race over a distance of 2 miles and 5 furlongs will commence at 3:45 (GMT). For the huge prize cheque of £22,780, Aerial will compete against half a dozen rivals including The Cockney Mackem, Divers, Hector´s Choice, Gilbarry, Woolcombe Folly
and Lord Villez.
Aerial possesses an epic track record. The champion trainer Paul Nicholls’ talented bay gelding marvellously grabbed 4th and first position each in November and December 2011.
Interestingly, the veteran runner repeated the same in January and March 2012, hiking his confidence level to a great extent along with establishing himself as a favourite fighter in the betting market.
Overall, the six-year-old maverick horse has won 4 out of his total 21 starts, earning £148,482 as prize money.
At the moment, Aerial is carrying a lot of winning momentum which will help him make a big impact in the Trophy Chase. His chances to finish first are as high 92 percent provided he avoids making any mistake on the track.
Among the other runners, Hector’s Choice and The Cockney Mackem are also likely to perform confidently in the coming contest.
Hector’s Choice has been enjoying great form since the dawn of 2012. Richard Lee’s bay and brown gelding bagged a 2nd and a 3rd position in the month of January and moved forward to earn a runner-up rank on February 25.
On the other hand, The Cockney Mackem accomplished a runner-up position each in the first three months of 2012. Now, the young bay gelding is looking to taste a victory.
In this situation, it is predicted that Aerial will have to cope with some arduous challenges in order to make his way towards triumph. Let us see how he manages to thrive. Good luck to the hot favourite gelding.
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