Bit View Royal well prepared for William Hill A16 The Seasider's at Sheffield
Bit View Royal, E. Parker’s talented pup, has shown plenty of improvement over the months, and the day has come for him to prove how good he is. The black and white hound is primed to unleash his best in the William Hill A16 The Seasider's, a 500 metres
open race, taking place at Sheffield on Tuesday, July 10th.
The son of Droopys Vieri jumped up to the highest level for the second time at Coven last month, but failed terribly. In a 485 metres race, he got crowded in the beginning and as a result, finished fourth behind Holdem Spy.
Many experts raised concerns over the hound’s potential for the open races and as a result, the connections took him back to the A1 level. He once again presented a splendid show, forcing the trainer to bring him back to this class.
Today, he is making his way back to the highest level and despite the fact that there will be plenty of pressure on him, an excellent act in on the cards. The hound recently made a brilliant solo trip, covering the area of 500 metres in 29.38 seconds.
Even though he needs to raise his game for a good result, no one can question his preparations for this battle. Among his rivals are: Hather George, Borna Dealer, Farlow Holly, Paradise Aruba and Tynwald Quid. According to the plan, the officials are due
to kick off the affair at 20:58 (GMT).
Borna Dealer has clocked a useful finishing time of 29.50 seconds at Coventry, and stays in contention for the top prize. Paradise Aruba is a fantastic finisher, but needs others to make blunders in order to fancy his chances.
Hather George ran well in defeat at Nottingham earlier this month and therefore, the punters should give him some respect. Farlow Holly seems to have lost her way a bit, as she was terrible in her last few outings. The draw gives Tynwald Quid an outside
chance, but we don’t expect him to fire.
Bit View Royal is better prepared to open his account at this level. Hather George looks to be the biggest threat to him. Good luck to all the runners.
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