Hughs Rocket tipped to succeed in William Hill Hotbox Bet Stakes
Hughs Rocket is tipped to prevail in the William Hill Hotbox Bet Stakes at Newcastle in England on Tuesday, July 17, 2012. The winner of the Grade A1 event will be awarded a cash prize of £118 in the end.
A total of six quality runners have been attracted towards the 480 metres flat race, which will test both their speed and stamina at the end of the day. The action will start at 20:37 GMT and the spectators will be looking forward to some exciting competition.
Looking at the overall statistics of all hounds, it is clear that no one has got a dominant edge over the other at the moment. This will make the race exciting, but the punters will be in a difficult situation because of this. They will have to be extremely
careful while risking their money on any runner.
One hound, who has got both the experience and form to outperform his rivals at Newcastle, is Hughs Rocket, who has done well in this class and will definitely be fighting at the front today.
The D. Spraggon’s trainee made his debut back in May 2011 and has entered quite a few events since then. He has been under pressure situations before as well, but has always done well.
The black and white dog took part in a lot of trial runs at the start of his career and did a decent job in them. Although he seemed ready to battle at the highest level, yet the pressure was too much for him in the end, as he struggled in the first couple
of Grade A1 events he took part in.
Due to this, the young hound was shifted to an A2 event, where he felt a lot more comfortable and made his team proud. He was priced 5 to 1 back then and displayed excellent skills in the race. No one was able to match his speed and he finished at the top
by one length.
In recent times, Hughs Rocket has been doing well in this class and he is fully capable of adding one more victory to his record. He finished runner up in his most recent A1 race, which shows that he is carrying good momentum with him.
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