Kilmalady Biffo all set for the Racing At Witney 01993 771314 Gold Cup Heat 1
Oxford will stage the first heat of the Claydon Racing At Witney 01993 771314 Gold Cup. Keeping their hopes attached with the £150 prize money are Roseville Bullet, Pams Tomjo, Ballymac Eat, Barnish Booth, Kilmalady Biffo and Matties Mate.
The 10 to 3 entry for the race, Kilmalady Biffo, is the strongest link in the line-up. The four-year-old dark brindle dog will race in an orange jacket. The three-year career has given him experience over multiple race courses and varying distances.
He has raced at Shelbourne Park, Swindon, Hove, Oxford, Monmore and Coventry.
His first attempt of the season at the open level was in the Ken Campbell Sprint on 29th March, 2012 at Oxford over 250 metres. It turned into a disaster as the four-year-old could not even manage the frame of the first three positions and finished in the end, while the race was won by, Pomphrett.
From 12th April to 5th July, he raced at the open level only, and won at five different occasions.
The K. Hutton trained managed the first open level success in the Stadium Bookmakers Standard on 12th April, 2012 at Oxford over 450 metres. The fifth trap distanced himself quickly from the rest of the lot, stayed strong and led the track reaching the wire in 26.67 seconds.
Losing the winner’s prize money by the margin of 7 ¼ lengths was, Rockview Venture.
After striking a back-to-back, the chances of striking a hat-trick faded with his fifth position in the Stadium Bookmakers Standard on 24th May, 2012 at Oxford over 450 metres.
The race was won by, Risky Fred, in 26.96 seconds.
The last time that Ballymac Maeve’s three-year-old out of, Kincraig Brindle, won at the defined level was in the Abbey Meads Sprint on 15th September, 2012 at Swindon over 285 metres.
After breaking from the third trap, he raced in the middle and was soon in charge of the field, timing the track distance in 16.16 seconds.
His last three races had turned into defeats, and tonight he will need to take care of the talent packed and highly competitive field.
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