Rock It Demon heads market for A5 480m Flat at Hall Green
Considering his enormous experience, the bookmakers have given Rock It Demon the highest starting price for the 480 metres Grade A5 event, taking place at Hall Green on Monday, May 21st.
The black dog has been unlucky since winning a T2 race on April 21st. At the start of this month, P. Sallis’ trainee did a wonderful job in a similar race. However, luck did not smile on him that day, as he missed the gold medal by ½ a length.
In his most recent trip, Westmead Syd’s son ended up third on the table. Since he got crowded early on, he had no chance to aim for the top place. It is a great opportunity for the dashing hound to put his campaign back on the winning ways.
He is geared up to face some big names like, Morning Supreme, Foxys Red Devil, Watch Charlie, Marigold Echo and Pyets Wood. A cash prize of £90 is reserved for the ultimate champion.
Morning Supreme is another to consider. The white and black hound is coming from the higher class and thus, it might be an easy outing for him. However, he cannot be trusted blindly, because he is not in good form these days.
In his most recent trip, C. Kyme’s trainee finished fourth on the table. It will be an uphill task for him to regain his winning momentum.
Foxys Red Devil is another interesting candidate. In a similar race last week, the black hound did well, but remained a bit unlucky.
S. Deakin’s trainee missed the gold medal by two and a quarter lengths. He clearly has a taste for success and should not let his supporters down.
Watch Charlie needs a change of luck, as he is coming after a few rough rides. Pyets Wood was triumphant in a Grade A6 event last time around. Marigold Echo is coming back to this class after a poor effort in an A4 event.
There will be a tug of war among Rock It Demon, Morning Supreme and Foxys Red Devil. Rock It Demon is heading the betting card with some good reason. We wish the best of luck to everyone.
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