Guinness Smokie to tackle Yahtzee in Pop 118688 Your Cheaper Directory Enquiries at Romford
Standing in the sixth box, Guinness Smokie should run another honest race out wide. The blue dog is up against five dangerous runners in Pop 118688 Your Cheaper Directory Enquiries, a 225 metres race, set to be held at Romford on Friday, April 26th.
The entire opposition is very dangerous, but Guinness Smokie’s main contest is with Yahtzee, who is carrying the highest starting price of 2 to 1. The black dog surely deserves high respect following a great victory here just a few days before.
Yahtzee was mighty impressive right through the race. He started off his run from the third trap and despite a little mess in the beginning, he took lead at the second bend. He stayed ahead afterwards, capturing the first place easily by one and a half lengths.
It will surely be a tough task for Guinness Smokie to defeat Yahtzee, but we nevertheless put our weight behind S. Cahill’s charge. The son of Droopys Scolari is enjoying a better draw. Plus, he is more consistent than the one wearing orange jacket.
Guinness Smokie was a close runner-up last time around. On his penultimate outing, the July-10 hound was an easy 3-length winner. He sealed the first place in a D1 meeting at the end of last month.
So, things have been very consistent for him so far. All he needs is to run to his potential to get the better of Yahtzee, who defeated him last time around. It is a very good chance for Guinness Smokie to dish out revenge.
Other runners in the race are: Diesel Sammy, Hazy Purty, Colourful Bolt, and Big Blue Havana. The officials will kick off the proceedings at 19:46 GMT. The winner will leave the field with a handy prize of 175 pounds.
Hazy Purty struggled to string together consistent batch of form. Diesel Sammy has run some of his best races round this venue, but the current form is not satisfactory. Colourful Bolt tends to find at least one too good too often. Big Blue Havana needs
to brush up on his trapping skills. We wish the best of luck to all the hounds.
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