Shuffleanddeal to surprise Muskerry Messi in Text Dogs To 60006 Maidens at Romford
Muskerry Messi is carrying the best odds in Text Dogs To 60006 Maidens, a 400 metres open race, scheduled to be held at Romford on Friday, February 1st. But his chances are not absolute, because there are a few concerns over his current form.
On his previous venture, the black dog was awful. He got bumped at the very first bend, and could not recover thereafter. He was pitched in at the deep end last week.
A massive defeat might have dented his confidence to a great deal. Thus, it is very hard to take a chance on him. With Muskerry Messi having plenty of questions to answer, this looks an open field for Shuffleanddeal, who is determined to get back to the
winning ways.
Prior to his recent loss at the open level, D. Mullins’ trainee won a couple of A3 wins. The memories of those two fascinating wins are still fresh. The youngster has shown fair form in graded fare, and looks in a good position to make an impact in this
class.
His last two wins were quite brilliant. After capturing the first rank by six lengths on January 10th, the black dog continued his majestic work, and won another race by four lengths. Winning three of the previous five race shows that he can do
the trick.
Apart from the abovementioned hounds, there are four classy runners in the pack. Their names are: Driving Up Simon, I Am Titanium, Dudleys Viking, and Heathview Man. The clash is due to begin at 19:46 GMT. A cash prize of 150 pounds is reserved for the ultimate
champion.
Driving Up Simon is entitled to improve with more experience. The brindle dog ran well in a couple of trials before the recent loss here. Heathview Man would have preferred a draw nearer the rails. No one should trust him blindly.
I Am Titanium makes task tougher by turning in arrears. The black dog was third in his previous two runs. Dudleys Viking has a good make-up out wide, but the current form is patchy. We wish the best of luck to all the hounds.
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