Crimson Sunrise set to thrive in Memorial Handicap
Crimson Sunrise is all set to seal top position in the Paul Byrne Memorial Handicap that will take place at Naas racecourse today, June 4. The high-voltage contest will commence at 5:15 (GMT).
The D. K. Weld-trained bay filly owns a terrific track record. The three-year-old novice runner started her career in April 2011. She moved on to break her maiden on May 28.
The maverick sprinter marvellously accomplished another epic triumph in Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund 2yo Nursery on August 23. This was a fabulous achievement that installed her well in the market along with hiking her confidence level to
a great extent.
The brilliant daughter of Holy Roman Emperor out of Zanida moved on to finish 3rd in each of her last two outings. As a whole, she has won 2 of her total 8 starts so far.
At the moment, Crimson Sunrise is awash with winning momentum. On the good to yielding course of 7 furlongs, she is going to compete confidently against Dark Passion, Khaos, Mount Meru and Heavy Weight. If she wins, she will gain a prize cheque worth €9,315.
Among Crimson Sunrise’s competitors, Dark Passion is likely to struggle hard for success. The G. M. Lyons-trained bay gelding elegantly clinched top spot against 9 contestants on July 1, 2011. The maverick horse was a 7-4 favourite for that race.
The talented son of Dark Angel out of Prince’s Passion finished 3rd in his last outing on May 26, 2012.
Mount Meru is also likely to perform well in the Memorial Handicap. The G. M. Lyons-trained bay gelding has won one of his total seven starts to date. He also has a runner-up position to his name. The horse finished 8th against 13 rivals in his
last start on April 18, 2012.
In this situation, there is likely to be an awe-inspiring clash today. The event will attract a large number of spectators along with a big bankroll. So let us enjoy the fantastic action. Crimson Sunrise will have to fight with her back to the wall in order
to thrive. Good luck to the filly.
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