Pretty Happy hoping to win at Limerick – Handicap Hurdle Preview
Pretty Happy hopes to show a big run at Limerick racecourse and convincingly lift the title of
http://www.thetote.com/ Handicap Hurdle which is scheduled to be held on Monday, March 19.
The high-voltage race containing 18 runners will commence at 4:10 (GMT). The €4,830 event of 2m5f distance is supposed to be packed with sensation.
The J. A. Berry-trained bay mare has been enjoying great form since the beginning of the calendar year. After finishing fifth in a tough contest on February 2, she moved forward to notch up second spot each in the two subsequent races.
As a whole, the 36-race veteran runner has two victories to her credit. She made her debut on January 21, 2007.
The talented mare has delivered some outstanding performances, if not won frequently, during her career. The experienced sprinter has proved her skills on many occasions.
At the moment, she is carrying a lot of momentum and fighting spirit. Her two back-to-back runner-up positions just a few weeks ago seemed to have hiked her confidence greatly.
Now, the maverick mare is likely to seal a splendid success. Her chances to finish first in the race are as high as 80 percent.
However, some of her competitors like Saddlenomore and Lion Valley look to be strong enough, and each of the duo can fight potentially
Saddlenomore gained immense confidence by grabbing third position each in her last two starts during the month of February 2012. The Shane Gerard Joyce-trained bay mare has won one out of her total 9 races so far.
On the other hand, Lion Valley earned a runner-up rank in her second last venture on March 11, 2012. The trainee of S. Braddish went on to finish ninth in a tough competition on March 18. Overall, she too has one triumph to her name.
By and large, the Handicap Hurdle will be a rip-roaring competition. But Pretty Happy is likely to make a breakthrough comfortably and convincingly. Let us enjoy the heated action and see how she manages to thrive. Good luck to the mare.
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