Ludworth Charl to stamp opposition in Bet on Your Mobile at Williamhill.com at Newcastle
Ludworth Charl’s last two acts at Newcastle were full of fascination. After bagging a comprehensive 3-length win, the white and blue dog continued his wonderful work to present an excellent show last time.
Despite going through a lot of mess in the beginning, the son of Ballymac Maeve kept himself in the front row. He eventually seized the second spot with ease, missing the top prize only by three quarters of a length.
After earning the favourite tag last twice, the skilful hound is likely to get the highest odds another time. The draw is not an issue for P. Rutherford’s trainee, who is due to start from the blue box.
There is nothing wrong with his rhythm, and only a fine start will be enough for him to establish dominance. Among his rivals are:
Auction House, Swift Whiskey, Midas Peppa, Hestias Lad and Birdie Man. The 480 metres flat race is going to begin at 12:12 GMT. The winning hound will leave the field with a handsome cash prize worth £133.
Birdie Man has the draw in favour, but needs to dodge one or two bullets to seal the first place. Hestias Lad has a tradition of losing too much ground in the beginning. So, it would be a risky move to bet on him.
Swift Whiskey will start running from the fourth trap. Getting a clean run from this box is a difficult task for him. The brindle dog may not get the best of runs, but his chances will bright only in case of a clear ride.
Midas Peppa needs to freeze the rivals out of things right from the start. If he fails to take an early lead, his prospects will be no more than zero. Auction House is yet to make an impact at this level. His latest performance is still fresh in the mind,
but trusting him blindly is not the way to any riches.
With Ludworth Charl in the pack, it is hard to look elsewhere for the champion. However, he needs to appear with a flawless effort to thrive. Good luck to all the hounds.
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