Glannabell all set to win William Hill-the Home Of Betting Stakes
During the last two months, Glannabell made such a glaring marks that made her a strong and sensible runner. Currently, the J. Calvert trained fawn b***h is packed with confidence and fighting spirit that will lend a great hand to her in tonight’s high-stakes
contest of the William Hill-the Home Of Betting Stakes.
The A3 race of £123 is scheduled to go down at Sunderland. After breaking from Trap 2, the two-year-old veteran hound will run over the distance of 450 metres.
This contest is not going to be easy for Glannabell as she is up against some big guns like the hot favourite, Denwill Dream, and the young dog, Hather Snoopy, but the brilliant b***h will apply her utmost firepower to pave her way towards victory.
The daughter of Hondo Dingle out of Positive Honey had been slack in the early stage of her career, but she gained some miraculous momentum with the dawn of 2012.
During the last two months, the skilled runner demonstrated some out of the box performances that really impressed all the sport lovers.
On September 19, Glannabell nicely won a T4 race by the margin of 2 ½ lengths. She went on to win a T4 contest by 7 ¾ lengths.
The b***h earned enough applause by finishing first in the William Hill - The Home Of Betting Stakes of October 6. She excellently notched up the title of Bet On Your Mobile At Williamhill.com Stakes on 11th.
The maverick printer emphatically sealed top spot in The Williamhill.com Stakes on 18th before winning William Hill-the Home Of Betting Stakes on 24th.
What an awesome streak! These stats speak volumes of the momentum the b***h has gained recently. She is likely to run with confidence and courage tonight in a bid to add another classy feat to her portfolio.
The b***h will have to be wary of Hather Snoopy who has enough potential to hamper her.
The Y. Bell trained white and black dog beautifully won an A5 and an A4 race on October 27 and November 2 respectively.
Let us enjoy the heated spar between the dog and the b***h. Good luck to the both.
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