Emperors Waltz vying to win the Davis West Indian Bakery Selling Stakes
Since, her eye-catching victory in the last race, the Rae Guest trained bay filly, Emperors Waltz, has been in ood form, which will lead her to seal another sterling success in the Davis West Indian Bakery Selling Stakes , a high-profile Class 5 contest that is set to take place at Windsor racecourse on Monday, July 16.
The way the three-year-old novice runner performed on a soft ground in her last start is a clear evidence of the fact that she has immense talent and race winning capabilities. Thus, the daughter of Antonius Pius, out of mare Gavotte, is going to produce an electric pace on the Windsor track of 1 mile, 3 furlongs and 135 yards. If wins, she will bring home £2,264.
After debuting in September 2011, the Speers Bloodstock Ltd-bred filly had to struggle badly for the next few months. Finally, she managed to break her maiden in the Bet365.Com Selling Stakes at Yarmouth track on July 11, 2012. That was the last start of her 6-race career.
Today again, Emperors Waltz is going to run under, Chris Catlin, who drove her well last time. Thus, the entire situation goes to the filly’s favour.
Among her rivals, Purple ‘N Gold is the runner who looks to be a strong candidate on paper as well for the coming contest.
The George Baker trained bay gelding gained a lot of confidence by winning Betvictor On Your Mobile Apprentice Selling Stakes over 1 mile and 1 furlong at Yarmouth on June 13, 2012. He was the 9-4 favourite for that event.
The talented son of Strategic Prince, out of mare Golden Dew, moved ahead to finish 4th in his last start on June 29----that was the Poptelecom.CO.UK Mobile Offers Claiming Stakes, held at Newmarket.
As a whole, the M. Khan X2 owned horse has won 2 of his total 6 starts so far. Thus, he is likely to prove a big threat for Emperors Waltz.
Let us enjoy the thrilling action and see who of the two runners carries the day. Good luck to the duo.
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