Birdie Man to fly across the competition in the Bet On Your Mobile @ williamhill.com Stakes
The Grade A1 Bet On Your Mobile @ williamhill.com Stakes has attracted Birdie Man, Shiloh Supreme, Elwick Joaquin, Nyla Birdie, Millstreet Beau and Droopys Mahers. The race will be held at Newcastle over 480 metres flat on Tuesday, 16th October, and has promised the winner £133 prize money. All the contenders had their last race at Newcastle.
Drawing the first box since 29th August, 2012 is the two-year-old black and white dog, Birdie Man. Even tonight, he will race in the same colours. His last four outings have been at the similar level as tonight. He could win only once out of the recent tests at Grade A1 level.
Tyrur Lee’s son won the Grade A1 Bet On Your Mobile At williamhill.com on 26th September, 2012 at Newcastle over 480 metres. Breaking from the first gate and then picking up pace right from the first position had him concluding the race in 29.10 seconds.
The margin of 5 ¾ lengths had Swift Whiskey settling into the runner-up’s slot.
Coming at terms with the third position was, Auction House.
His first ever attempts at the Grade A1 resulted in a fourth and then a second position.
He missed the Grade A1 Bet On Your Mobile At williamhill.com on 12th May, 2012 at Newcastle by 4 ¾ lengths. Back then too he raced out in red, but the black and white trap timed the track distance in 29.16 seconds.
The reason that contributed to the last two third positions was the failed attempt to pick up lead, and then the fourth position rolled in only when he found it impossible to break from the crowd that stopped his progress over the distance.
The G. Gibbinson trained is not a track specific hound as he has won and lost when racing from the same number, however winning once lights up the prospect of winning again.
The 3 to 1 entry has quite a few in the line-up to take care of. Settling into an early pace will give him the provision of taking the leading role before the rest, and consequently make it to the wire in the least possible time.
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