Brocklebank seeking success in 32Red Handicap
Brocklebank will be fancying his chances of winning the 32Red Handicap at Lingfield in England on Monday, December 31, 2012. He has been doing a reasonable job for his team over the past several events, so his rivals will be wary of his form.
However, things will not be entirely easy for him, as some of the other talented stallions are also carrying a nice momentum, and will not allow anyone to dictate terms in the class-4 competition.
Therefore, the race will be an interesting one and everyone will be eagerly awaiting the start of action at 14:30 GMT. The winning runner will be awarded a cash prize of £4,075 at the end of the day.
The weather at Lingfield has been nice over the past few days, so the going has remained standard. The organisers will be hoping that things remain under control throughout the day, so they can have a clean race.
Speed will be the most important factor today, as the overall distance to cover is just 7 furlongs. Therefore, all of the contestants will be looking to push from the start until the end.
Kung Hei Fat Choy has managed to get the attention of the bookmakers, despite the fact that he has not been delivering consistent performances for his team. He has been priced 3 to 1 and the punters might end up risking the maximum number of bets on him.
However, he will be under immense pressure and will have to deliver one of his best performances in order to finish at the top of the table. He is carrying the winning momentum right now, so his fans will be expecting a strong run from him.
The James Given’s trained gelding has participated in a total of 12 events, winning three of them. This clearly shows that he is not a consistent winner, but has the ability to surprise his opponents every now and then.
On the other hand, Brocklebank is also carrying the winning momentum right now and the punters should not hesitate while gambling on him.
The Simon Dow’s trainee does not have an ideal strike rate, but will look to make an improvement under jockey, Robert Winston, who guided him to the top last time around.
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