Red Highlites likely to win Yorkshire.Com Back Le Bid Claiming Stakes
The Ann Duffield trained brown filly, Red Highlites, is likely to clinch first position by demonstrating rock-solid skills in the Yorkshire.Com Back Le Bid Claiming Stakes that will take place at Beverley racecourse on Monday, July 23. The Class 5 contest
over 5 furlongs is set to start at 6:30 (GMT).
In the £2,386 race, the two-year-old novice runner will show her guts against 8 rivals on the good track. The fantastic filly started her four-race career from the good ground of Redcar. Her first experienced proved to be quite a failure.
The daughter of Red Clubs out of High Lite could not be able to do well in her second start at Ripon. After the two pathetic performances, she improved herself miraculously and finished as a runner-up against a dozen of rivals in the British Stallion Studs
Supporting British Racing E B F Maiden Fillies’ Stakes at Catterick on July 4.
In her last outing on July 14, the enthusiastic sprinter gained the third position against four rivals. That was the Book Now For Ladies Night Maiden Auction Stakes, held at Hamilton.
Now, Red Highlites is desperate to break her maiden, and she is targeting today’s race for this purpose. The punters must stake their money on the filly as she seems to be in the most favourable position to thrive.
Among the other runners, Sulky Sheila looks to be a strong candidate who is also looking to bag her maiden success in the coming contest. The Tim Easterby trained bay filly nicely grabbed the runner-up spot in the Admiral – Tyregiant.Com Claiming Stakes
over 5 furlongs at Beverley on June 13.
The daughter of Aussie Rules out of Stroppy moved ahead to finish 4th in his last start at Catterick on July 11. Like Red Highlites, she also started her career from a good ground.
Thus, both the fillies look almost equally strong, and a fierce battle is expected between them. However, Red Highlites is more likely to walk away with victory today.
By and large, the event will be fairly amazing and enjoyable for the spectators. Let us be a part of this entertainment.
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