Lenson Johnny likely to win Sittingbourne Standard Final
Lenson Johnny is likely to unleash a big run at Sittingbourne racecourse in an effort to claim the ace title of the Sittingbourne Standard Final that will take place on Sunday night, May 20. The Open Race over a distance of 480 metres will begin at 20:45
(GMT).
On the flat track of 480 metres, the A. Collett-trained black dog will face five worthy rivals such as Pennys Forum, Westmead Aouita, Redhot Desert, Full House and Pretty Chilly. A prize cheque worth £600 will be distributed among the runners.
Lenson Johnny has been at the peak of form since the beginning of 2012. After getting two consecutive runner-up positions in March, the two-year-old novice runner achieved two class triumphs in the month of April.
The brilliant son of Droopys Vieri out of Droopys Bubble went ahead to register an epic victory by the big margin of 3 lengths in his last outing on May 13. These magnificent feats have boosted up the talented hound’s morale to a great extent along with
putting him at the top of the betting card.
Lenson Johnny will surely make a big impact in today’s mega marathon. If he manages to keep his winning drive intact, he will have as high 95 percent chances to finish first.
Among the hot favourite hound’s competitors, Westmead Aouita and Pennys Forum are likely to do well today.
Westmead Aouita achieved two triumphs for two times each in January and March 2012. The N. Savva-trained black dog proceeded to finish first in his second last start on May 6. As a whole, he has been a consistent performer throughout his career.
On the other hand, Pennys Forum bagged a couple of consecutive triumphs in January 2012. The J. Coleman gained two consecutive runner-up ranks in the first half of May. Now, he is quite confident to perform to his best in the Final.
Thus, there will be a fierce battle today. The hot favourite hound will have to fight hard in order to thrive. Let us enjoy the sparkling action. Good luck to all the hounds.
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