Coolykereen Lee, Silbury Campion to battle hard in Hit Or Bust Stakes at Swindon
Hit Or Bust Stakes has attracted some powerful hounds, but the real clash will be between Coolykereen Lee and Silbury Campion. Both hounds are in great rhythm at the moment and will aim to outpace their rivals.
All this drama will happen in the 480 metres heat, scheduled to take place at Swindon on Wednesday, April 04. It is a Grade A2 sprint, which holds a cash prize of £95.
Among the confirmed entries are: Coolykereen Lee, Silbury Campion, Turnpike Indie, Ferryforth Sol, Primo Warrior and Durrow Fantasy.
Coolykereen Lee is likely to be given the highest starting price for today’s crucial event. The black dog was unlucky last time around.
After sealing a couple of close victories, he was in search of his hat-trick, when Mercurial Lady spoiled his party, beating him by three quarters of a length.
It was certainly a huge disappointment for Coolykereen Lee’s trainer and connections, who were expecting the dog to accomplish the feat. Today’s event is an ideal chance for Goldstar Lee’s son to regain his momentum, however, he definitely needs to do a
lot of hard work.
He will be tested by Silbury Campion, who was also below par last time out. The white and black dog’s poor performance came after three straight victories. The latest of his triumphs hit the headlines on March 23, when A. McDowell’s trainee secured first
position by a length’s margin.
Since the son of Westmead Hawk is showing great commitment these days, he is expected to come up with another bold performance.
Out of others, Turnpike Indie looks dangerous. The black b***h is a recent winner, as she displayed a fascinating performance a few days ago. Swindon’s audience saw her grabbing top slot by a length’s margin.
Durrow Fantasy is likely to be lurking in the shadows. On the other hand, Primo Warrior is expected to be around as winning line looms into view.
Although every hound single will make things problematic for others, Coolykereen Lee and Silbury Campion look major players. We wish best of luck to everyone.
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