Highlife Dancer likely to shine in You Raise Me Up Handicap
Highlife Dancer has been in spectacular form over the past few events, thus he has got a great chance of shining in the You Raise Me Up Handicap at Brighton in England on Friday, September 7, 2012. He has never won any event at this venue, but will be looking
to break the shackles this time around.
The young runner has appeared at Brighton on just a couple of occasions and his performances were mixed. His first race on this ground saw him finish in a disappointing seventh place, but things worked out well for him next time around, as he ended up third
overall.
The four-year-old gelding likes the ground to be quicker, thus he will enjoy the conditions today. The weather has remained perfect for racing over the past few days, thus the going has remained good to firm.
These track conditions are also likely to suit Semeen, who is relatively less experienced than his main rival and has not raced at this venue before. Despite that, he will be full of confidence right now, as he is carrying the winning momentum. He has been
given a general starting price of 7 to 2, but he might not manage to meet the expectations of the bookmakers.
The reason for that is the solid form of Highlife Dancer, who will enter the race with a starting price of 4 to 1. He will definitely catch the attention of the punters, who have got a good chance of winning some easy money over him.
Overall, the Mick Channon’s trainee has participated in a total of 33 events, which shows that he has got some useful experience. He has managed to succeed in eight contests whereas finished as a runner up thrice. Moreover, he has also ended up third on
a couple of times, which shows that he regularly challenges his opponents for the top three positions.
In his most recent outing, Imperial Dancer’s son was rated as the favourite to succeed and he did not disappoint his fans. He stormed to the top by a couple of lengths and a similar result is expected from him today. Martin Harley will be the one partnering
him in the race.
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