Naalatt tipped for success in Brewin Dolphin Handicap
Naalatt has got a very good chance of claiming the Brewin Dolphin Handicap at Chepstow in England on Friday, May 3, 2013. She has been performing really well over the past few months and things are looking extremely positive for her.
A total of eight runners have been attracted towards the class-4 event, which is scheduled to kick off at 16:20 GMT. The weather has been dry over the past few weeks, thus the going has been described as good to firm by the organisers. This means that everyone
will be giving their best today.
All of the runners will be giving their best shot in the race, as they have a chance of winning a cash prize of £4,690. Therefore, the competition will be quite an interesting one the spectators will end up enjoying it.
Although none of the challengers have been in dominant form, yet they will spice up the competition for everyone at Chepstow. The punters will have to be extremely careful while determining their favourite for the day, as they will be the ones risking their
money at the end of the day.
Looking at the statistics of all the runners, Naalatt has been awarded quite good odds for victory. She has been impressive throughout her career, which means that it will not be easy for the other stallions to give her a tough time. Therefore, the punters
should risk money in her favour without any hesitation.
The Roger Varian’s trainee has participated in a total of seven events until now, but has been unable to maintain a decent strike rate. She has finished on top of the table just once in her career, which is a touch disappointing for her fans.
However, it is interesting to note that she has only dropped out of the top three once. She has secured the runner up position thrice whereas finished in third place on a couple of times.
The Sheikh Ahmed Al Maktoum’s owned filly has enjoyed a very good season until now and will be looking to carry on the momentum in the future races. It will be interesting to see how to performs at Chepstow today.
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