Come On Dave expected to be strong in Bet US Open Tennis At totepool.com Handicap (Div I)
Come On Dave is expected to be extremely strong in the Bet US Open Tennis At totepool.com Handicap (Div I) at Catterick in England on Wednesday, August 29, 2012. A victory in the class-6 event will earn him a cash prize of £2,045 in the end.
Most of the participants are struggling for form, which will give an edge to Come On Dave, who has been rated as the favourite to succeed today. He has got extremely good speed, which will be helpful for him in the 5 furlong race, which is scheduled to start
at 17:10 GMT. However, it will be a challenge for him to shine on the soft track.
On the other hand, Boucher Garcon will also be looking to make a strong impression in the race, as he has got a decent record compared to the rest of his opponents. He has been given a general starting price of 11 to 2 by the bookies and has earned a couple
of victories until now.
However, the Irish runner has been unable to perform well in recent times, which will discourage the punters from placing bets on him. He finished eighth in his most recent outing, thus his confidence level will be low.
Looking at the recent form of Come On Dave, it appears that the bettors will definitely risk a lot of money in his favour. He is carrying the winning momentum right now and it will be difficult for his opponents to match his class.
The three-year-old gelding does not have an ideal strike rate though, as he has succeeded just once in his career out of 14 races. His victory came in his most recent outing, which means that he will be full of confidence.
In addition to that, the David Nicholls’ trainee has finished as a runner up on a couple of times whereas secured the third place in four events. This goes onto show that he is fully capable of fighting for the top three positions.
The young runner has appeared at Catterick on four occasions, thus he is well aware of the conditions at this venue. However, he has never won any race on this track and will be looking to turn things around under jockey, Adrian Nicholls.
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