Hi Ace Boy tipped for success in Sheffield Stadium Maiden 500m – Dup
Hi Ace Boy has got a great chance of bringing up his first ever Grade OR victory by claiming the Sheffield Stadium Maiden 500m – Dup in England on Monday, December 31, 2012. He does not have much experience, but certainly possesses a lot of talent and can
end up being one of the most consistent performers of next year.
Since all of the contestants will be fighting for their maiden victory in this class, the competition will be an interesting one. The spectators will be hoping for an absorbing battle, but they will have to wait for some time, as the competition is going
to kick off at 11:28 GMT.
Stamina will be the key in determining the winner of the race, as the overall distance to cover is 500 metres. The starting positions will not make a big difference, but some of the greyhounds might still opt to press hard in the opening stages in order
to pressurise the rest.
However, that might backfire in the end, as they could run out of gas earlier than expected, which will not make life easy for them. Therefore, a calculated approach will be required to fight for a cash prize of £200.
Glenpadden Lodge has managed to impress the bookmakers more than anyone, so he has been given a general starting price of 6 to 4. He has appeared in just a couple of Grade OR events and his performances in them have been mixed ones.
Therefore, the punters will not be confident of gambling the most number of bets on him and they might consider some other options as well.
The B. Draper’s trained dog started off his career with a run in this class, but finished at the bottom of the table. However, his most recent outing proved to be a good one, as he ended up third overall.
Despite that, Hi Ace Boy will be the one to watch out for in the end, as he seems better prepared for the Sheffield Stadium Maiden 500m – Dup. He will be entering the contest from the first trap, so might opt to gain some momentum in the beginning.
The C. Lynch’s trained hound has secured a couple of runner up positions in Grade OR events, so he will be confident of taking the top spot today.
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