Little Spark likely to spark in Pavilion Restaurant race
Little Spark is likely to exhibit a sparking performance at Romford racecourse in a bid to finish first in Dine In Style At The Pavilion Restaurant that will be held tonight, May 25. The Open Race will commence at 21:40 (GMT).
On the flat course of 400 metres, Little Spark will run against Harry The Dog, Trappers Corner, Big Local, Rough Rapid and Romeo Mercury.
The M. Locke-trained black dog picked up immense confidence by finishing first in each of his last two outings during the first two decades of May.
Prior to this, the five-year-old veteran hound had won a race each on February 28 and March 14. He also accomplished a splendid victory on January 7.
These epic feats have hiked the victor’s confidence level to a great extent. Overall, he has been winning with regular intervals since the very outset of his career.
Currently, the talented son of Brett Lee out of Any Time Soon is carrying immense winning momentum that will help him make a big impact in tonight’s marathon.
If the dog manages to make an accurate use of his capabilities, he will have up to 95 percent chances to finish first.
Among the other hounds, Big Local and Rough Rapid will also struggle hard for success.
Big Local elegantly won 6 races in a row from April 9 to November 22, 2011. The P. Young-trained black dog extended his success streak to 2012 as well and accomplished a fabulous hat-trick in the month of April. He moved on to finish first in his second
last stat on May 11.
On the other hand, Rough Rapid excellently claimed top position in his last outing on May 15, 2012. This outstanding success has perked up the young runner’s stamina to a great extent.
Though there will be a nail-biting clash in the Pavilion Restaurant race but Little Spark is likely to manoeuvre success to his favour. The event will have many twists and turns. Let us go for the fantastic action. Good luck to all the contestants. The race
is likely to draw a big bankroll.
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