Beach Of Falesa eying a solid run in Curragh Finale Of 2012 Handicap
Beach Of Falesa will definitely be competitive in the Curragh Finale Of 2012 Handicap in Ireland on Tuesday, October 16, 2012. The rain has affected the track, leaving it heavy, which will make the competition quite interesting.
Some of the runners will not enjoy running on a wet ground whereas others will see this as an opportunity of winning a cash prize of €6,900 from the 1 mile, 2 furlong contest, scheduled to kick off at 16:45 GMT.
Looking at the entire situation, the bookmakers believe that Hisaabaat will walk away with a comfortable victory in the race, as he likes running under such conditions. He has got a pretty decent record, thus his starting price will be 6 to 4.
However, the punters will be a touch hesitant to risk a lot of bets on the favourite stallion, as anything can happen on a rain affected track. They will need to take a few chances in order to win some money at the end of the day.
Hisaabaat will not be a bad option though, as he has managed to succeed in three races out of 14 attempts. Two of those came on rain affected grounds, which goes onto show that he will fancy his chances at Curragh.
The D. K. Weld’s trainee was unable to make a strong impression in his most recent race, as he finished ninth overall. This was his only bad performance in the ongoing season and he will look to leave it behind today.
On the other hand, Beach Of Falesa cannot be taken lightly at all, as she too will enjoy running on a wet ground. She is relatively new to the sport, as she debuted in 2012, but she does have some racing experience, which means that there will be lesser pressure on her.
The three-year-old filly has been given a general starting price of 5 to 1 and the bettors should look to gamble on her. She struggled to put together a decent show in her first couple of outings, but got better with the passage of time.
The A. P. O'Brien’s trainee has managed to succeed in a couple of races and she will be looking for another solid result this time around under her usual partner, J. P. O'Brien.
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