Presburg set to surge in Users Handicap
Presburg is expected the carry the day marvellously when he goes to Ascot racecourse to participate in the 1.3 Million Attheraces.Com Users Handicap on Friday, May 11. The action will start at 6:35 (GMT).
In the Class 4 contest over a distance of 1 mile, the Joseph Tuite-trained bay gelding will show his guts against 8 rivals that include Bountiful Girl, Halling Dancer, Goodwood Atlantis, Warfare, Now My Sun, Fennell Bay, Beau Duke and Tight Lipped. The winner
will be awarded a cash prize of £5,175.
Presburg’s career is enriched with three runner-up positions and a classic triumph. After debuting on August 11, 2011, the three-year-old maverick horse finished 2nd in each of the first two races of his career.
The Ise Language-owned gelding moved on to break his maiden on September 30. He elegantly finished as a runner-up in his last start on April 23, 2012.
The son of Balmont out of Eschasse is going to run today with a favourite tag that will surely be an additional advantage for him.
If Presburg runs confidently and offensively, he will have up to 90 percent chances to finish first. Let us see how far he succeeds to justify the market expectations.
Warfare can give enough tough time to Presburg. The Kevin Ryan-trained bay gelding started his career with a fabulous victory on March 2, 2012. He proceeded to finish 4th in the subsequent start on April 28. If Presburg fails to contain him in
the beginning of the race, Warfare can even trigger an upset.
Fennell Bay is also likely to perform well in the coming contest. Mark Johnston’s bay colt has won two of his total 5 starts so far. He looks to be strong enough on the card and can prove to be a big threat for the hot favourite runner.
In this situation, there will be a fierce battle in the Users Handicap with Presburg facing some arduous challenges. The race will have many twists and turns. Let us enjoy a thrilling and amazing action at Ascot. Good luck to all the contestants.
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