Angels Will Fall eyes on Coolmore Nunthorpe Stakes after Ayr glory
After marvellously winning the Scottish Sun/E.B.F. Land O'Burns Fillies' Stakes (Listed Race) at Ayr on June 23, 2012, the Charles Hills trained bay filly, Angels Will Fall, is keen to claim the ace title of the Coolmore Nunthorpe Stakes (British Champions
Series) (Group 1) that will be held at York racecourse on August 24.
The Class 1 contest over 5 furlongs has received 50 entries so far. The line-up includes many bigwigs whom the three-year-old veteran runner is supposed to compete with.
The daughter of Acclamation out of Coconut Squeak possesses an epic track record. She started her career on May 9, 2011, finishing first excellently in her maiden outing that was named as sportingbet.com Maiden Filles' Stakes.
The Islanmore Stud bred fantastic filly moved ahead to win Princess Margaret Juddmonte Stakes (Group 3) (Fillies) over 6 furlongs at Ascot on July 23.
These two back-to-back triumphs at the threshold of her career made the filly felt in the eyes of the bookmakers along with boosting up her morale greatly.
The Mrs E O'Leary owned maverick sprinter went on to finish 7th in each of the two subsequent races during August-September. She recovered her form to some extent and grabbed a third in the Jaguar Cars Cheveley Park Stakes (Group 1) (Fillies)
at Newmarket on September 24.
The young and enthusiastic runner again finished 3rd in her very next start entitled as Davisbakerycaribbean.com Leisure Stakes (Listed Race). That race took place at Windsor on May 28, 2012.
Angels Will Fall marvellously accomplished a tremendous triumph in the Scottish Sun/E.B.F. Land O'Burns Fillies' Stakes (Listed Race) that was her last triumph, already mentioned in the beginning.
The brilliant filly ran well and finished 5th in the 17-runner event of the Gordon's King George Stakes (Group 2) at Goodwood.
Now, Angels Will Fall is preparing hard to cope with the challenges she is likely to face in the upcoming contest. Her trainer is doing his best to equip the filly with some outstanding racing techniques that will lead her well at York.
Let us see how the filly manages to come up to the expectations of her fans and the trainer.
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