Honey Wagon likely to thrive in Classic Trial Stakes
Honey Wagon is looking to add fourth straight success to his career chart by winning the Williamhill.com Classic Trial Stakes, a high-class Open Race that will take place at Sunderland racecourse on Saturday night, June 16.
The G. Oswald-trained black dog will break from the blue box when the action begins at 20:04 (GMT). On the flat course of 450 metres, he is going to show his guts against Mill Hercules, Tricky Like That, Mill Mancini, Manilla Flash and Hillcroft Harry. The
prize purse contains £150.
Honey Wagon marvellously finished first in each of his last three starts from May 19 to June 2, 2012. This epic hat-trick has spiked up his confidence level greatly.
Earlier, the three-year-old veteran hound had gained a couple of thirds on April 28 and May 15. Overall, he owns a glorious track record.
The talented son of Royal Impact out of Honey Princess is well-familiar with the track and this will be a big advantage for him in the coming contest.
Thus, Honey Wagon will surely enjoy honeymoon tonight. His chances to thrive are up to 90 percent.
However, Mill Hercules is strong enough to wrest success from the jaws of his competitors. The K. Macari-trained black dog accomplished a fabulous hat-trick in Mach 2012. The young and momentous hound went on to bag a couple of consecutive triumphs in May.
The son of Black Shaw out of Cornamaddy Girl finished as a runner-up in his last outing on June 9. This hound will have a stern scuffle with Honey Wagon in pursuit of the top rank.
Mill Mancini will also endeavour to break his maiden in the Trial Stakes. The K. Macari-trained black dog started his career with a runner-up position in May 2012. He finished 3rd in each of his last two starts during the first decade of June.
Thus, there is going to be a rip-roaring clash at Sunderland. The venue is likely to receive a huge crowd. Honey Wagon will have to show a calculated run to thrive. Let us enjoy the exciting action. Good luck to all the six hounds.
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