Lil Collision to bounce back in William Hill - The Home of Betting at Newcastle
It is hard to imagine that Lil Collision will go home empty-handed in the William Hill - The Home of Betting, a 480 metres A2 contest, scheduled to take place at Newcastle on April 13, 2013.
Despite the fact that the brindle b***h was terrible on her previous venture, no one should consider her an easy opponent. She was facing some very dangerous rivals last time at the open level. A step down in class would surely give her some confident. If
we look at her stats prior to the fresh loss at the top level, there is hardly anything wrong, except she was slightly unlucky.
J. Fenwick’s charge sealed the runner-up place on a couple of occasions last month. After missing the crown only by three quarters of a length at the A2 level, she ended up second in the HC class on March 27th. The memories of those two nice runs
are still very much fresh.
She is not facing the toughest of oppositions today. So, all she needs is to deliver her one hundred percent. And she succeeds in doing so, the dashing b***h surely be able to put her campaign on the winning ways. Other contenders are:
Target Sue, Centaur Chav, Mr Monkey, Distant Palmer, and Any Plans. The 480 metres contest is due to begin at 20:10 GMT. The winner will be given a cash prize of 127 pounds.
Distant Palmer could be meat in the sandwich from the bogey draw. His form is also a concern. The black dog could only finish fourth last time around. Target Sue, on the other hand, has almost every chance of victory. After a few unlucky rides, the black
b***h is determined to put up a nice show.
Centaur Chav could be out with the washing unless getting luck. The black dog was fourth on his previous two outings. Mr Monkey knows how to make a move, but he does not have a good record from the orange box. Any Plans has enjoyed mixed fortune lately.
So, it is likely to continue. Good luck to all the hounds.
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