Kirkland Black to upset big guns in Owners' Bonus Series – Final at Hove
As far as the odds are concerned, Kirkland Black is unlikely to finish even among top three position holders. But it is not always a good idea to trust blindly on the bookmakers’ opinion. The black dog is in great shape after taking a couple of fascinating
victories, therefore one can easily take a chance on him in the Owners' Bonus Series – Final, scheduled to be held at Hove on Saturday, April 20, 2013.
Winning three of the previous four races shows how good he is currently in. And everything looks primed for another big run. He jumped into this class after winning an A3 meeting on April 6th, when beating Calano by one and a half lengths. He
continued his wonderful work, and did a great job in the first round of this series.
After stepping out of the second box, he showed immense pace. He always led the proceedings, and consequently took the first prize by two and a half lengths. Having taken two exciting victories, the son of Ballymac Maeve is ready to offer more. All he needs
is a fast start, and the rest of the event will be very easy for him.
Among the rivals are: Maui Hawk, Britania Lesley, Cutie Beauty, Kirkland Black, Zodiac Zeus, and Senor Heat. The 515 metres contest is scheduled to begin at 20:34 GMT. A cash prize of 500 is reserved for the ultimate champion.
Zodiac Zeus may find at least a couple too good on this occasion. The black dog was only third in his previous two races. Cutie Beauty would be a handful if arriving with the trapping boots. The fawn b***h won her previous race easily by two and a half lengths.
Senor Heat has a few questions to answer. Standing in the fourth box, the black dog is likely to have a few nudges from the neighbours. Maui Hawk is a very dangerous fellow, as he can beat any strong opposition. We expect him to play a big role today. Britania
Lesley may run okay without being quite good enough. We wish the best of luck to all the contestants.
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