Easy As Life likely to seal success in Bags/Sis 500 (Heat 3)
Easy As Life will be able to seal a sterling success easily in the high-stakes contest of Bags/Sis 500 – Heat 3 that is going to take place at Newcastle racecourse on Wednesday night, May 2. The action is scheduled to start at 13:44 (GMT).
In the Grade A2 race, the D. Calvert-trained fawn dog will face five strong rivals such as Parknahown Bella, Elwick Ragtag, Ultra Bess Tune, Blackhouse Bear and Droopys Jana.
For the prize cheque of £150, all the six hounds will cover the distance of 480 meters with each one eyeing on the top spot.
The three-year-old dashing dog has been enjoying great form since the dawn of 2012. He bagged a couple of consecutive triumphs during March. He moved ahead to earn two runner-up ranks in the first half of April.
The talented son of Bourne For Life out of Waltzing Along marvellously finished first in his last outing on April 28. Overall, he owns a terrific track record.
Easy As Life can make a big impact in tonight’s marathon provided he does not take his competitors easy. His chances to thrive are as high as 85 percent.
Among the other runners, Elwick Ragtag and Ultra Bess Tune are likely to do well in the race.
Elwick Ragtag started his career in January 2012. He achieved a triumph along with two runner-up ranks in January. The D. Spraggon-trained white and black dog moved forward to win three races during the next two months. He elegantly grabbed top position
in his last start on April 24.
On the other hand, Ultra Bess Tune is leading the betting market for the Heat 3 competition. P. Rutherford’s black b***h won two races in a row during March 2012. She gained two runner-up ranks in the preceding month.
In this situation, Easy As Life will have to show a calculated and cautious posture on the track in order to pave his way towards triumph. The race will be quite thrilling. Let us enjoy the fantastic action and see how the dog manages to thrive. Good luck
to all the runners.
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