Good Boy Jackson holding solid claims in Follow Us On Twitter @Bluesq Handicap at Ayr
Good Boy Jackson is the leading contender for Follow Us On Twitter @Bluesq Handicap, taking place at Ayr on Thursday, May 31st. The 4-year-old is likely to attract a lot of punters following his latest close second
at Hamilton.
Hamilton-park.co.uk Handicap saw him missing the gold medal only by a neck’s distance. On a lot harder ground at Ayr, Good Boy Jackson is expected to raise his game and seal the top position quite easily.
According to the plan, the 1m2f event will be commenced at 16:55 GMT. Alongside Good Boy Jackson, the confirmed contestants are: Jo´burg, Lucky Windmill, Judicious, Veiled Applause, Miss Blink, Hawdyerwheesht and Full Toss.
A cash prize of £4,075 is reserved for the ultimate champion.
Good Boy Jackson has plenty in his favour. Kevin Ryan’s trainee was quite decent in both of his previous appearances at Ayr. He just needs to deliver his one hundred percent to register his first success this season.
Jo'Burg is another dangerous runner. After staying out of action for more than half a year, the eight-year-old recently made his seasonal comeback. In the class 4 Network Sales & Marketing Handicap at Haydock, David O'Meara’s
trainee ended up third on the table.
It is hard to expect a winning performance from him, but the bay gelding has a good chance of making things a bit tricky for Good Boy Jackson.
Lucky Windmill was runner-up in his last outing at Musselburgh earlier this month. However, it was a lot softer surface and he might find it difficult on fast ground today. So, we are reluctant to recommend him for the top position.
Same is the case with Veiled Applause. The 9-year-old has been in good form these days, but likes slow surface. Since he is facing unfavourable conditions at Ayr, one can expect him to be a bit rusty.
According to our calculations, Good Boy Jackson has the highest chance of seizing the first place today. The conditions are going to suit him and there is no reason why he should not have a big run. We wish the best of luck
to everyone.
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