Pick A Little likely to thrive in Win Big With Betdaq Multiples Apprentice Handicap
The Brian Ellison trained bay gelding, Pick A Little, will capitalise well on the form produced by his last epic triumph at Kempton in a bid to claim the ace title of the Win Big With Betdaq Multiples Apprentice Handicap that, will be held on the 6-furlong track of Kempton today, July 4.
The Class 5 contest of £2,264 is scheduled to start at 5:50 (GMT). On his way towards the finish line, the four-year-old veteran horse will face 8 solid rivals.
The brilliant son of Piccolo, out of Little Caroline possesses an impressive record at Kempton. On June 6, 2012, he marvellously finished first in the Back Or Lay Betdaq.Com Handicap over 5 furlongs at Kempton.
This was an outstanding performance that the gelding showed despite sent as the long shot.
Earlier during April-May, the D. R. Tucker bred horse grabbed 6th position in the Mascot Grand National Here 07.05.12 Handicap, and finished 9th in the Racing UK Handicap----both these 6 furlong sprints were held at Kempton.
With these three consecutive goings, the experienced sprinter has made great familiarity with the standard ground that, he will be offered today.
Overall, Pick A Little has won 7 of his total 29 starts so far. During May-June 2011, he elegantly won three races in a row.
It is not yet clear, who will ride the horse today, but most probably, he is likely to run under Richard Hughes, who drove him to success in the last outing.
Thus, the gelding’s chances to thrive are as high as 90 percent, provided, Punching, spares him. The Conor Dore trained bay gelding owns terrific track record. The 98-race experienced runner has 13 triumphs to his name.
The talented son of Kyllachy, out of Candescent, nicely grabbed two consecutive runner-up finsihes at Southwell during February 2012. He repeated the same feat at the same venue during March-April.
The Liam Breslin owned sprinter marvellously accomplished a glaring conquest over 6 furlongs at Southwell each on April 10 and 17---the races were entitled as 32red Casino Claiming Stakes and Dine At Southwell Racecourse Selling Stakes, respectively.
In his last going at Kempton, the gelding could not be able to perform well, finishing 11th. However, he has plenty of experience on standard grounds.
Thus, there is likely to be a rip-roaring clash in the race. Let us see who manages to carry the day.
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