How Far eyeing on victory at Sittingbourne – A2 Race Preview
How Far, the G. Andreas-trained white and black b***h, seems to be very near to earn a nice victory at Sittingbourne racecourse when she will compete in the Grade A2 race of 480m Flat distance on Saturday night, March 3.
The maverick b***h is geared up to take on Tyrur Lorraine, Verdun Tia, Other Blue, Polish Coal and Hedsor Caspian. The £73 contest will commence at 19:16 (GMT).
How Far has been delivering magnificent performances since the beginning of the calendar year. The four-year-old veteran runner won two big races during January.
In her last outing on February 25, the daughter of Metric Tiger out of Corporate Clasic demonstrated a big run and clinched glorious success.
The brilliant b***h accomplished a fabulous hat-trick during April-May 2011. She started her career in May 2010. As a whole, she has been a consistent winner since her debut.
The recent triumphs have hiked How Far’s confidence to a great extent. She is expected to capitalise well on this fresh form and seal success in tonight’s competition.
The b***h’s chances to finish first at Sittingbourne are as high as 85 percent. But some of her rivals like Verdun Tia and Polish Coal are such strong as they can make it difficult for her to thrive.
Verdun Tia has achieved four victories since the start of 2012. R. Brain’s black b***h won by a big margin of four lengths in her last race on February 28.
The daughter of Black Shaw out of Keanes Pride is carrying good momentum at the moment. She will pose arduous challenge to How Far.
Polish Coal boosted up his morale significantly by winning two races during the last two months. D. Griggs’ black dog finished first by 1 ¾ lengths in his last outing on February 23.
With both these hounds being solid and momentous, How Far will have to sail through turbulent waters for crossing the boundary strap ahead of all. Let us see her march towards success in the supposedly rip-roaring competition. Good luck to all the participants.
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