Dangerous To Know to endanger the line-up of the Breathe Spa At Lingfield Marriott Handicap
The one to look out for in the Breathe Spa At Lingfield Marriott Handicap is the three-year-old bay filly, Dangerous To Know. She will be up against fourteen other three-year-old runners over a mile and four furlongs at Lingfield on Wednesday, 18th
July.
Her notched up position in the handicap debut has enhanced her chances of bagging the £2,386 prize money today.
The three-year-old bay filly gave her very first shot to a handicap after failing thrice to clear her maiden.
Hughie Morrison trained, three-year-old missed the maiden at the Bath race course then failed at Warwick and then got blown off at Nottingham.
Sherin Lloyd & Friends owned then held an entry in the Support Your Local Londis Convenience Store Handicap on 28th June, 2012 at Warwick race course over a mile and three furlongs.
After finishing seventh and then eighth twice in the first three outings of the season, the Mrs. S. A. Lloyd bred notched up to the third position in the fourth chance of the career.
The race was won by April Ciel who defeated the runner-up, Underwritten, by ¾ of a length.
The bay filly riding with jockey, Andrea Atzeni, stayed in touch with the leading lot, and became prominent towards the final two furlongs of the race. He made the most out of the speed and momentum that got set and concluded the race ¾ of a length behind
the runner-up.
Darryll Holland will take on the challenge with his mount from the thirteenth stall and the connections are highly curious about her scale of improvement in the filly’s next try at a handicap. The 7 to 2 entry will need to take down the competition but there
is not much in the field that can suffocate her success.
She will need to stay vigilant from Aussie Rules’ three-year-old grey gelding, Silver Six, who recently shot in a second score on her profile. On 26th May, 2012 the Thakeham Homes With Cubitt & West Selling Stakes at Lingfield over a mile and
four furlongs.
The race was won by the favourite entry, Cades Reef, while Silver Six strode in right next after killing the gap of two lengths.
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