Feeling Good likely to be dominant in 32RedPoker.com Handicap at Southwell
Feeling Good is expected to build on his runner-up place last time at Southwell and display a wonderful show in the 32RedPoker.com Handicap, taking place on Tuesday, May 8th.
The 1-mile event is full of ifs and buts, as most of the contenders are out of form these days. Peter Anders has earned the highest odds following his two decent performances lately.
Mark Johnston has an amazing record at Southwell. Therefore, the bookies are expecting his trainee, Peter Anders, to secure the top place today.
Nonetheless, Pivotal’s son cannot be trusted blindly because he has no experience of running at this venue. The three-year-old is making his Southwell debut and will be under some pressure. Let’s see whether he succeeds in adapting
to the conditions quickly.
In both of his previous races, the Newsells Park Stud-owned finished fourth on the table. Since he belongs to a well-known stable, one cannot rule him out of the equation.
On the other hand, Feeling Good is all set to trouble his rivals. The 3-year-old was not impressive last time out. In the Racing Green Designer Menswear Maiden Stakes, he finished seventh on the table.
However, the punters do not need much of a memory to recall his last fine performance. In late March, Brian Ellison’s trainee demonstrated an excellent show and ensured the runner-up place in the Free Online Bingo At FreeBetting.co.uk
Maiden Stakes at Southwell.
Under Barry McHugh, he remained slightly unlucky, missing the top prize by ¾ a length. One can expect him to use that experience as an inspiration and bang his opponents today.
Sygnature is also making his first trip at Southwell. The three-year-old is coming into this competition after displaying a dismal show at Redcar.
At the start of last month, Alan Swinbank’s trainee could not do anything special and as a result, finished sixth in the John Smith's Redcar Straight-Mile Championship.
According to our predictions, Feeling Good will be able to dominate the proceedings. Mark Johnston’s Peter Anders might emerge as the main danger.
No matter who grabs the top place, it is going to be a nerve-racking clash. We wish the best of luck to everyone.
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