Gortkelly Jolly, in red jacket, geared up to thrive in William Hill - Home Of Betting at Sunderland
Wearing red jersey, Gortkelly Jolly is all set to build on her fresh success. There is nothing wrong with her present rhythm, and an excellent effort on her part is expected in William Hill - Home Of Betting, a 450 metres Grade A2 meeting, taking place at
Sunderland on Friday, November 2nd.
After going through an unlucky spell, the black and white b***h unchained the shackles in style last time. She started her run brilliantly from the red box, and an outstanding beginning helped her lead in the early stages.
The dashing b***h made no mistake after getting her head in front. She maintained the highest standards, and eventually captured the first position by five and a half lengths. After such a dominating act, the daughter of Cabra Cool is fully pumped. The draw
is also in her favour.
With plenty in favour, the G. Lynas-trained is in a great position to demonstrate a splendid effort in today’s crucial meeting. As per the schedule, the contest will be initiated at 22:03 GMT. A cash prize of 127 pounds will be given to the winner at end
of the race.
Gortkelly Jolly is due to face five speedy hounds. Their names are: Deancroft Jack, Gaytime Roxy, Smile Coming, Tullymurry Radar and Ballyridge Blue. An intense battle is on the cards, because every hound is raring to go.
Smile Coming has a shout for sure. However, we expect the b***h to run well only in defeat. Gaytime Roxy tends to find share of the trouble. This would certainly not be easy for her.
It will be something of a surprise if Ballyridge Blue picks up the gold. Deancroft Jack’s case for the top prize is also not strong. But if he succeeds in doing something special early on, the situation will be different altogether. Tullymurry Radar is in
good rhythm after a couple of wins. But remember, stepping up in grade applies some pressure.
As far as the stats are concerned, no one looks to be in a good position to trouble Gortkelly Jolly. So, the punters don’t need to try different things. Good luck to all.
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