Bookies show respect to Glenadda Magic - Peterborough 620 Stakes Preview
Glenadda Magic should make another bold bid for glory after a few very fine efforts lately. The bookies have made the right move by giving him the highest starting price for the Peterborough 620 Stakes, scheduled to take place at Peterborough on Wednesday, February 27th.
If we look at his previous five outings, there are plenty of fascinating things. After doing well at Romford, the black dog went to Nottingham, where he made a couple of good rides.
The David Pruhs-trained was equally impressive when he reached here a couple of weeks ago. On February 13th, the son of Droopys Scolari won the race by three and a quarter lengths.
The dashing hound was dominant right from the beginning. His hard work paid off when he attained a handsome lead at the fourth bend. After establishing his dominance, he stayed ahead all the way through, taking the victory with ease.
His latest ride was nothing more than an unlucky event. After getting bumped at the start, the rampant hound showed great pace, and recovered quite nicely. Since Lady Luck wasn’t on his side, he missed the crown only by a short head’s distance.
Glenadda Magic is doing the good work on constant basis, therefore it is not hard to expect a thrilling effort from him. Among the rivals are: Bangcrashwallop, Ballymac Barn, Copeland Robbie, Woodhill Paddy, and Bellinter Tom.
The 620 metres contest is due to get started at 22:00 GMT. A cash prize of 150 pounds is reserved for the successful hound.
Bangcrashwallop served best form for Mildenhall this term. The white and black dog was super impressive last time, winning an open race by two and a half lengths. Ballymac Barn may find his kennelmate too strong this time.
Copeland Robbie must track cleverly or crowding looms. The blue dog was second last time out. Bellinter Tom gives the impression that a step up in trip will suit.
Woodhill Paddy is performing with credit over four and six bends. The black dog, however, is making a huge step up in class, therefore one must not trust him blindly. Good luck to all the contenders.
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