Lady Gibraltar confident to gain first Kempton victory
Since June 2012, Lady Gibraltar has been at the peak of winning momentum. She has achieved three classic victories along with a third in this period. Moreover, she went through some gruelling drills during the last two weeks. These factors make the Alan
Jarvis trained bay filly the strongest candidate for today’s 32Red Handicap that will be held at Kempton racecourse.
Outplaying half a dozen rivals on the 6-furlng standard track will not be a big deal for the three-year-old veteran filly. The first cash prize worth £6,412 will temp her to run to her best. There are some sport experts who have concerns over the track surface
that does not suit well to the filly’s skills, but this is not going to make a big different in the race.
Lady Gibraltar’s 19-race career chart shows 4 triumphs. This is decent enough. Much to her advantage, she is going to sprinter under Michael J. M. Murphy who enjoys good coordination with her.
The daughter of Rock Of Gibraltar out of Lady Adnil broke her maiden in December 2011 by winning the Fred Gibson Memorial Nursery at Lingfield. Her second victory came in the TFL Online "Jabba Trainer" Handicap of June 30, 2012.
On July 26, the fantastic filly grabbed a grand victory at Epsom. That was the Download Epsom's Android Or iPhone App Now Handicap. She won by beating the hot favourite candidate Wild Sauce.
The Buckingham Flooring owned skilled sprinter impressed all by finishing first against 14 rivals in the Betfred Bonus King Bingo Handicap that went down at Goodwood.
Unfortunately, Lady Gibraltar could not complete her hat-trick, but sealed third spot in the next race named as Totepool Mobile Text "Tote" To 89660 Handicap.
The Netherfield House Stud bred runner grabbed 5th position in her last race that was the Ascot Festival of Food And Wine Handicap.
What a good track record. These stats suggest that the young filly has a lot of firepower and experience under her belt. Thus, she will be quite invincible in today’s marathon. The punters must stake their money on her.
So let us enjoy the heated action at Kempton. Good luck to Lady Gibraltar.
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