Cause Of Causes confident to win Meath Farm Machinery (Q.R.) Race
The Gordon Elliott-trained bay gelding, Cause Of Causes, is quite confident to clinch top spot in the Meath Farm Machinery (Q.R.) Race that will be held at Bellewstown racecourse on Friday, July 6.
The high-voltage Irish contest over 1 mile and 4 furlongs is scheduled to start at 7:25 (GMT). Pursuing the prize cheque worth €5,865, the four-year-old young and momentous runner will compete against half a dozen rivals.
Cause Of Causes possesses a decent track record. He started his career with a grand triumph in October 2011. During March 2012, the brilliant son of Dynaformer out of Angel In My Heart marvellously gained a runner-up rank each in “Tetratema – Son Of The
Tetrarch” Maiden Hurdle at Gowran park and Bet At Toals Bookmakers On-Course SP Shop 4YO Maiden Hurdle at Downpatrick.
The Flaxman Holdings Limited-bred horse moved ahead to accomplish a tremendous triumph in the Kilbeggan 4YO Maiden Hurlde over 2 miles and 3 furlongs at Kilbeggan on May 4. He was 8-11 favourite for that race.
However, the maverick gelding could not be able to sustain his form and finished 7th in his last outing on May 17.
Cause Of Causes’ career chart depicts that he has had good time on soft grounds, therefore, he is expected to repeat the same in today’s marathon that he will run under a new jockey Mr J. J. Codd.
In the opposite camp, no runner seems to be strong enough to challenge the gelding except Blackstairmountain who has derived a lot of confidence from his outstanding performance in the last outing.
On April 27, the W. P. Mullins-trained veteran horse nicely finished as a runner-up in the Ryanair Novice Chase (Grade 1) over 2 miles at Punchestown. Earlier, the son of Imperial Ballet out of Sixhills had grabbed two consecutive conquests during December
2011.
As a whole, the skilled sprinter has won 7 of his total 21 starts. Primarily, he will endeavour for the first position, but he has more chances to get the runner-up rank.
Thus, there will be an exciting and charming competition in the Meath Farm Machinery (Q.R.) Race that is likely to be attended by a lot of spectators. Good luck to all the seven contestants.
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