Denwill Rocket confident to win HTB Electrical Trophy
Most of the sport experts are expecting a tough competition in the HTB Electrical Trophy, but success seems to be going towards the J. Fenwick trained black dog, Denwill Rocket, who has summed up a lot of confidence after his some impressive performances
of the last couple of months.
In the high-voltage open race, that is scheduled to be held at Sunderland on Wednesday night, the two-year-old veteran hound will run over 450 meters after breaking from the blue box. If wins, he will bring home £300.
The talented son of Head Honcho out of In The Rough has been winning with regular intervals since the dawn of the calendar year. In the first month, he bagged two tremendous triumphs along with a third and a runner-up rank.
The dashing dog moved on to win a race each in February and March. He picked up a lot of momentum by winning the Williamhill.com Stakes at Newcastle on August 9. The best thing about him is that he has done well equally in different formats of the game.
Denwill Rocket has an impressive record in open races as well. Thus, he will be able to enjoy great time tonight. The only thing he needs to do is to maintain his stamina from beginning to the end of the race.
Among his competitors, Headleys Martin looks to be a strong candidate who started his career with a GR victory on July 3, 2012.
After one solo performance, the M. Rae trained black dog won a T3 race by the big margin of 6½ lengths. He went on to bag one more 4-length victory on August 24.
This is going to be the novice runner’s first ever OR outing. It is hoped that he will replicate his traditional performance this time as well, giving tough time to Denwill Rocket who needs to adopt a very calculated running strategy in order to thrive.
Fenwick looks to be optimistic about his pupil’s success as he has administered some useful training tricks on him to improvise his skills further.
So let us go for a charged action and see how Denwill Rocket justifies his talent.
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