Stepaside Bigjak eyeing big prize in AGW Electronics Stakes at Sheffield
Stepaside Bigjak has all his eggs in one basket, and his chances of putting the rest of the pack under pressure in the beginning looks quite bright at Sheffield. Although the white and black dog is coming off an embarrassing loss, it will be a poor move
to look elsewhere for the winner of AGW Electronics Stakes, taking place on Monday, August 28th.
J. Smith’s trainee regained his winning momentum on August 14th, when topping the table by a head’s distance. It was a thrilling effort by the dashing hound, who always led the proceedings, although it was not a comfortable success.
After grabbing the first prize in a great fashion, the son of Si Sensor lost his rhythm and as a result, failed to put up a decent show last time around. In a 500 metres race, he could only get the better of the back marker after getting crowded in the early
hours.
Confidence should not be an issue for Stepaside Bigjak, as he has proved his ability to bounce back on multiple occasions. He never lets others to take the game away from him, once he attains a lead. A similar job needs to done today in order to bag the
big prize.
Among his rivals are: Johnny Kwango, Trewmount Snap, Milestone Apache, Master Mac and Farloe Lenson. The 500 metres is scheduled to begin at 20:13 GMT. The winning hound will receive a cash prize worth £200.
Farloe Lenson will struggle to match the pace of both Stepaside Bigjak and Johnny Kwango. Trewmount Snap ran very well in the Ladbrokes Gold Cup semi-final, thus one cannot put him out of the equation.
Master Mac is a relentless galloper, and can surprise one or two tonight. Milestone Apache is a good early pacer, but this stiff 500 metres might test him.
Johnny Kwango ran well in defeat behind Stepaside Bigjak earlier this month. The blue dog is more than capable of taking revenge, but needs to come up with something extra special to outclass Stepaside Bigjak. A dramatic clash is on the cards. We wish the
best of luck to all the hounds.
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