Myway Noggsy to build on fresh A3 success - Newcastle’s William Hill Hotbox Bet Stakes
Myway Noggsy has just took an easy A3 victory over 480 metres, and although the pressure is even bigger at this higher level, the black dog looks well-prepared to repeat the glory in the William Hill Hotbox Bet Stakes, a Grade A2 meeting, taking place at Newcastle on Tuesday, November 06, 2012.
A. Dawson’s trainee is showing good form these days. After doing well in the trials at the start of last month, he continued the marvellous work, and secured the third place in a tough meeting on October 18th.
It was a confidence boosting performance. He carried forward his excellent work, and registered a fabulous win last time. After leaving the third trap, the son of Hondo Black quickly established his dominance. He stayed ahead right till the end, notching up the top rank easily by two and a half lengths.
The September-10 hound wrapped up the proceedings in just 29.47 seconds, and if he manages to come with an equally good show, it will be definitely be a straightforward win for him. The draw is not an issue, as he usually does well from the white box.
Among his rivals are: Till Lady, Old Fort Mission, East Coast Diva, Hackas Wee Girl and Cooneen Cappa. The affair will be kicked off at 20:52 GMT. The winner of this crucial meeting will receive a prize of 127 pounds.
East Coast Diva has no obvious chance; therefore, the punters should hunt elsewhere for the winner. Till Lady, on the other hand, has a significant role to play. The black b***h was an impressive winner here last time, when beating A Bit Of Glory by 1¾ lengths. She is surely one of the principals tonight.
Old Fort Mission is expected to be there or thereabouts when it matters. Cooneen Cappa could take a few runs to get back in groove. He has recently run well in the trials, but it is going to be tough to be equally good at the competitive level. Hackas Wee Girl needs a good exit; otherwise, her chances will be very slim. Good luck to all.
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