Rapid College looking strong for S1 575m Flat at Romford
Rapid College is expected to dominate proceedings in the S1 575m Flat, set to take place at Romford on Wednesday, April 18th. The black dog has been delivering good results over the past few weeks and thus, the bookies
have given him the highest starting price.
The 575 metres heat is due to get underway at 22:30 GMT. Six ace hounds taking part in the £140 meeting are: Rapid College, Newmac King, Spirited Black, Stockers Lily, Foreva Luciejane and Bubbly Impact.
Rapid College recently made a fine solo trip, covering 575 metres in 35.68 seconds. Prior to his solo journey, the maverick hound registered a comprehensive triumph.
Since J. Reynolds’ trainee is doing a decent job these days, it would not be a wise decision to overlook his chances. He will be given a hard time by Newmac King, trained by M. Lucas.
The brindle dog started this month with a fine performance, beating Rocket Dog by a head’s distance. Although he could not show a thumping performance last time out, it was good enough to earn him the runner-up place on the
chart.
Victories are not coming to his pocket frequently, but the hound has an ability to secure the top position.
Bubbly Impact is also determined to make an impact. Out of last three races, the blue dog tasted success twice. With such a terrific record under his belt, P. Young’s trainee is geared up to rock the party. At the end of last
month, he defeated Lynton Choco by 1¾ lengths.
Spirited Black is in search of his hat-trick after two superb shows. His latest triumph hit the headlines on April 12, when he outpaced Newmac King by one and a half lengths.
Newmac King would attempt to take revenge of his trouncing, but it is going to be a tough task. Foreva Luciejane needs a bit of luck to break the shackles. Stockers Lily does not have bright chances.
According to our calculations, it would be a three way battle between Rapid College, Bubbly Impact and Spirited Black. We wish the best of luck to everyone.
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