Barefoot Allstar likely to roll over his rivals in Heat 14 at Wimbledon
Barefoot Allstar seems to be in great position to bang his rivals in Heat 14 of Wimbledon’s racing card this weekend. According to the schedule, the 480 metres Flat heat will be started at 21:15 GMT.
Among the participants are: Barefoot Allstar, Westmead Maldini, Droopys Vito, Malbay Phanter, Hernandez and Droopys Bach. A cash prize of £150 is reserved for the triumphant hound.
Barefoot Allstar has been given the highest starting price following his two brilliant performances lately. After a few unlucky outings, the black dog broke the shackles in mid April. In a 480 metres event at Shawfield, he beat
Mill Bling Bling by a length’s distance.
After delivering a fantastic performance at Shawfield, the dashing hound came to Wimbledon and continued his good work.
At the end of last month, P. Hennessy’s trainee displayed an emphatic show despite a bumped start. He seized the top rank by five and a quarter lengths.
Westmead Maldini is another major player. The blue dog has been doing a decent job over the past few weeks. Prior to his defeat at the end of April, N. Savva’s trainee won two consecutive races.
It is a good chance for him to repeat the show, but he will have to appear with an all out effort to do so. Droopys Bach cannot be trusted tonight, because he is not in the best of his form these days. In his last outing, the
black dog suffered a humiliating loss.
Droopys Vito needs plenty of luck to show some magic tonight. In both of his previous races, the black dog narrowly missed the top place.
Malbay Phanter is going through a similar situation. After two back to back wins, he lost his rhythm and as a result, finished third last time around.
Hernandez is not going to trouble the judge today. In his recent trip, the black dog was defeated by Barefoot Allstar.
Barefoot Allstar is likely to earn his connections a classy win. Both Westmead Maldini and Droopys Vito are capable of upsetting the proceedings and therefore, Barefoot Allstar’s fans need not to be over-confident. We wish the
best of luck to everyone.
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