s**c ´n Span likely to win 32RedPoker.com Handicap
s**c ´n Span is likely to prevail in the 32RedPoker.com Handicap at Ffos Las in England on Monday, July 2, 2012. A cash prize of £1,617 will be awarded to the winner of the class-6 event.
The going will be heavy in the 5 furlong race, which is scheduled to start at 21:25 GMT, and a total of nine runners have lined up for action in it. However, the experience and recent performances of s**c ´n Span suggest that he will walk away with a comfortable victory today.
The seven-year-old gelding will like the track conditions at Ffos Las and he is carrying the winning momentum right now, which will encourage the punters to risk a few bets on him. He has got a general starting price of 5 to 2 by the bookies.
Piccolo’s son out of Sally Slade made his debut long time ago in July 2007. He was unable to deliver a solid show in his first ever outing and finished 12th out of 17 runners. His performances after that were inconsistent and he failed to bring up his maiden victory for a very long time.
Finally after a gap of 25 races, the Ronald Harris’ trainee won his first ever race in December 2008. Since he was up against inexperienced runners back then, the bookies had awarded him the best odds. He lived up to their expectations and jumped to the top by a comfortable margin of six lengths.
The 2011 season proved to be a very good one for s**c ´n Span, as he managed to win quite a few races that year. He struggled a bit this year though, but bounced back to form in his previous outing.
The seasoned runner was priced 16 to 1 last time around and there were some quality runners up against him. Despite that, he gave a tough time to them and finished on top of the table by half a length. He will be ridden by Marc Halford, who is in decent form at the moment and will be eager for a solid show at Ffos Las.
On the other hand, The Jailer will also be a solid contender for victory, as she is carrying a decent momentum.
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