Liscrea Premier expected to win Hit or Bust Stakes Bags
Since July 2012, Liscrea Premier has been making decent podium finishes. She has proved her capabilities very well, forcing the punters to give her the favourite tag for the high-stakes race of Hit or Bust Stakes Bags that is scheduled to take place at Swindon
racecourse on Wednesday night, September 26.
The K. Hutton trained black b***h has been winning consistently since the dawn of the calendar year. Some sport analysts opine that she has done justice with her talent and the training techniques she learns from Hutton.
The four-year-old veteran hound will not take it as a big deal to run and win over 480 meters as this is an ideal situation for her to perform. The grade A2 race will confer £95 on the one who wins.
Liscrea Premier has gained favourite odds for multiple times in her career. This is due to the fact that she has a lot of talent and experience under her belt.
The daughter of Premier Fantasy out of Parnell Lady earned her last victory on July 27. That was an A2 race----she won by beating the hot favourite candidate Locnamon Marina. It was a great feat indeed.
After that, the experienced runner made some good podium finishes. Now, she is keen to add another triumph to her success-studded career chart.
The best thing about the Hutton’s hound is that she poses to be equally effective in every format. However, an A2 race is always her cup of tea.
Thus, we have every reason to believe that Liscrea Premier will show a thumping run tonight, coming up to the hopes of the punters who have staked their money on her.
Among the other five contestants, Quivers Cape is likely to do well in the race. The J. Little trained black b***h gained great confidence by winning an A3 race with the huge margin of 4¼ lengths on September 8.
Prior to this, she had won an A5 race on August 20. These stats are enough to expect strong resilience from her.
Let us be ready to watch a neck-to-neck battle between the two b*****s. Good luck to them.
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