Rio’s Girl confident to win Conditions Stakes
Rio’s Girl looks to confident to clinch first position in the Thirsk £30k Summer Cup Saturday 4th August Conditions Stakes. It will be a high-voltage, Class 4 contest that will take place on the soft Thirsk course of 5 furlongs on June 25. The action is scheduled to start at 8:50 (GMT).
The Tony Coyle trained bay mare has won 4 of her total 32 starts so far. She elegantly achieved victory in the Happy Birthday Stacey Reynolds Handicap on June 4, 2012, that went down at Carlisle.
The maverick mare wrested the sterling success from the jaws of 9 strong rivals, gaining a lot of winning impetus. The runner is exiting a 6th place finish in her last outing on June 11.
Though, the daughter of Captain Rio out of mare African Breeze, poses to be an average runner with just a few successful ventures, but she stands above all on the card of the Conditions Stakes.
Thus, she has a good chance to turn the tables on her rivals, provided she manages the soft ground properly.
Among Rio’s Girl’s competitors, Magical Macey is the only runner, who can be a potential contender for the first position.
The David Barron trained experienced gelding surprised the fans and racegoers alike by defeating 21 rivals to win M & Co Handicap on September 16, 2011. This was indeed a tremendous feat that boosted the horse’s morale.
The son of Rossini out of mare Spring’s Glory, finished first again in the very next race on April 18, 2012. On the back of two victories, the gelding then finished third and second in back-to-back races during, May.
In Conditions Stakes, there is likely to be a fierce duel between Rio’s Girl and Magical Macey.
Borderlescott is expected to finish second on the podium. The Robin Bastiman trained bay gelding finished as a runner-up on May 9, 2012. He went on to finish 4th and then 6th in the two subsequent starts.
Thus, the event will have many turning points that are likely to create enough thrills for the spectators. .
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