Reluctant Rita expected to be dominant in William Hill Hotbox Bet Stakes
Reluctant Rita will not be much reluctant once she heads out to run in the William Hill Hotbox Bet Stakes at Newcastle in England on Tuesday, October 2, 2012. She has been in very good form and it will be difficult for her opponents to stop her from taking the top spot in the Grade A1 event, which is scheduled to kick off at 20:36 GMT.
The 480 metres flat race has a cash prize of £133 for the winner, thus all of the participants will be trying their best in order to bag it. However, they will not find it easy at all, as the competition will not be an easy one for them.
Looking at the performances of Reluctant Rita in recent times, she has been given a general starting price of 5 to 2. The punters should not risk may bets against her, as they might end up losing.
The A. Dawson’s trained b***h has been running at Newcastle since the start of her career and her performances have mostly been good. She is well aware of the conditions at this track and it will not be easy to match her in the end.
Furthermore, the young challenger will be full of confidence right now, as she was victorious in her previous two Grade OR outings. To perform at that level with consistency demands a lot of hard work and she does seem to be doing a lot of it, which is why she has been successful.
However, there will be one little issue for the black b***h and that is her starting position. She has been slotted into trap number three and there is chance for her to get blocked by the slower greyhounds around her. Despite that, she will have some time to recover towards the end, but there will be a lot of pressure on her in that case.
Although, Reluctant Rita has represented her team at the highest level, yet she has never raced in a Grade A1 race, which is a bit surprising. However, a drop of class will not be much challenging for her and her fans will be hoping that she delivers the goods in the end.
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