Niceonefrankie set to bounce back in Pertemps Network Handicap Chase at Kempton
No doubt, it is really hard to bounce back straight after suffering a terrible tumble. But Niceonefrankie is expected to accomplish this task in style. Despite his failure to negotiate the first fence at Sandown lately, nobody can overlook his chances in
Pertemps Network Handicap Chase, being hosted by Kempton on Monday, November 26th.
The Venetia Williams-trained showed great progress last season. He started producing good results at the start of this year. On the eighth of January, he crushed the opposition by seven lengths at Hereford.
After that, he registered an outstanding triumph at Plumpton. His progressive journey came to a halt at Lingfield, where he completed the order of finish. The 6-year-old didn’t lose determination because of just one embarrassing loss.
Quickly getting his act together, he took an outstanding 7-length triumph at Leicester. Another comprehensive victory came to his way in March, when he grabbed the first place by three and a half lengths at Newbury.
He bagged four convincing wins last season, and a lot more is expected from him. The latest ride was no more than an unlucky incident. In the hands of Sam Thomas, the 3-1 favourite slithered on landing at the very first fence. Owned by Old Carthusian Racing
Society, the son of Ishiguru is expected to regain momentum and do what he did last season.
Over a distance of two miles, four furlongs and 110 yards, seven contestants will compete for a handy prize of £5,653. As per the plan, the class 3 event will be kicked off at 14:35 GMT.
Joker Choker ran far better than the final outcome suggested last time at Aintree, where he was seventh on the table. Kempton’s soft ground is certainly a huge worry for Nicky Henderson’s trainee.
Bally Legend is on a decent mark, and should build on the recent chase debut. Turbo Du Ranch also made an encouraging debut in this sphere latest, but needs plenty more to make an impact.
Forget It showed superb form last season, but has not done well lately. Gary Moore’s trainee was awful on his two starts after the seasonal absence. Good luck to all the candidates.
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