Ed De Gas geared up to win Queen’s Vase
Ed De Gas has all the potential and personas that will be required by a runner to clinch top spot in the Queen’s Vase at Ascot racecourse today, June 22. The event is scheduled to start at 5:00 (GMT).
On the way towards the finish line, the Rae Guest-trained bay colt will run against 11 rivals such as Athens, Flying Trader, Macbeth, Minimise Risk, Perennial, Repeater, Singalat, Somemothersdohavem, Spanish Wedding, Yazdi and Estimate.
A good to soft track of 2 miles is ready for the mega marathon. The prize purse of the race contains £34,026.
Ed De Gas possesses a matchless and glorious track record. The three-year-old novice runner staged a stunning debut on February 17, 2012 and elegantly won each of the first three races of career till April 25. These remarkable feats boosted up the rookie
runner’s morale greatly.
The brilliant sprinter finished 7th in his last outing on May 12. On the card of the Queen’s Vase, the talented son of Peintre Celebre out of Sambala looks to be the strongest candidate, and he is not likely to face enough resistant in the coming
contest.
Thus, Ed De Gas will be able to make a big impact today, having up to 95 percent chances to finish first.
However, each one of Flying Trader and Repeater will too perform well for top spot.
Flying Trader has been in good form since the dawn of 2012. After finishing 4th in a race on April 11, the trainee of Jane Chapple-Hyam superbly accomplished a classic conquest on April 30.
The 12-race experienced runner grabbed a runner-up rank in his last start on May 24.
On the other hand, Repeater has won 2 of his total 8 starts so far. The Sir Mark Prescott Bt-trained bay gelding nicely finished second in each of his last two outings during October 2011.
In this situation, a rip-roaring clash is expected at Ascot. Ed De Gas will be able to carry the day convincingly. The event will attract a huge crowd. Let us enjoy the fantastic action. Good luck to all the contestants.
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