Moone’s My Name to break to the front of the track in the Bovis Homes Fillies’ Handicap
Moone’s My Name is the best possible contender for the Bovis Homes Fillies’ Handicap, hosted at Ascot on 12th May, 2012, where she will be competing against eleven other runners for a purse of £29,111.
The daughter of Intikhab, out of mare The Manx Touch, will race over the distance of a mile on a surface that has been labelled soft.
She will be racing as a favourite with a winning shot of 11 to 4, and will break from post 10 to enter the race.
Over the course of her career, the Ralph Beckett trained filly has bagged four victories and will be aiming to land another one in this race.
The grey filly finished a solid second in the last race of her previous season in the SIS Live Handicap at Leicester in October, 2011. Teamed with jockey, Jim Crowley, she missed the victory by 1 ½ lengths to Iron Step.
The four-year-old filly came back with an unmatched fervour in her seasonal debut, and downed a victory in the Standing Sire Whatacaper.com Handicap at Windsor on 16th April, 2012.
Owned by McDonagh Murphy and Nixon, the filly has the potential of taking charge early, give she gets a clean break.
Breaking free from post 6, Diverting could stand in Moone’s My Name’s way.
The four-year-old filly has landed four victories in her last five races, and might seize the opportunity to take this race.
The daughter of Nayef, out of mare, Tawny Way, proved herself when she bagged a victory in the David Brotherton Stewarding Handicap at Pontefract on 3rd October, 2011, where she raced as a favourite.
Paired with jockey, Lee Newman, the duo worked together as they defeated the Peter Winkworth trained, Tullius by a neck.
Moone’s My Name is definitely the horse to beat in this race. She has all the elements for the victory, including the speed, the stamina and the training.
She is of significant interest in the market and it seems that she will take the victory hands down.
Despite her form, Diverting is no match for the Moone’ My Name ability to bring heat to the track.
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