Hada Men oozing with potential for bagging the Betfair. Don’t Settle For Less Handicap Hurdle (Betfair Hurdle Series Final) at Haydock
The Class 2 Betfair. Don’t Settle For Less Handicap Hurdle (Betfair Hurdle Series Final) is to be held at Haydock over two miles and four furlongs on Saturday, 7th April. Taking up the challenge is the lineup that comprises of thirty-six runners.
The most outstanding and promising entry on the lineup is Hada Men, Dynaformer’s seven-year-old bay gelding out of mare Catchy. Through the six outings that he has made during the new season, Hada Men has credited four of them as victories against his name.
The first three races are lined up neatly as wins, entitling him for the seasonal hat trick. However none of the races that he took part in were at Haydock.
Hada Men began conquering the season right from the beginning when he secured his seasonal debut. He won the Play Golf At Southwell Golf Club Handicap at Southwell over a mile and six furlongs on 3rd January.
The 4/7 favourite winner led the runner up of the race, Bold Adventure, by seven lengths. Settling third behind the winner was Six Of Clubs.
Refusing to miss the chance that came his way in the Play Golf Before Racing Handicap on 10th January at Southwell over two miles, the 1/6 favourite of the race dominated the concluding twelve lengths while riding with Barry McHugh.
Qualifying as the runner up was Delorain and reserving the third position after the winner was Spiritonthemount.
The victory in the race that entitled Hada Men to the hat trick did not come very easy. On 20th January, he won the Enjoy The Punters Package Group Offer Handicap at Wolverhampton over a mile and four furlongs. The 6/5 favourite of the race had
to snatch the victory away from the runner up, Yossi, who was closing in by a mere head’s margin .
Settling into the third position behind the winner was Newport Arch.
Hada Men’s fourth victory of the new season came in the form of Paramount Legal Costs LTD 5th Anniversary Novices’ Handicap Hurdle (Betfair Jumps Series Qualifier) on 18th March at Carlisle over two miles and four furlongs.
He dominated the runner up of the race, Mitchell’s Way, by a good thirteen lengths.
He has the strongest chances of making it through the wire before the rest.
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