Stepaside Eagle likely to thrive in Paul Fahey Stakes
The J. Smith trained white and black dog Stepaside Eagle’s career is marked with podium finishes. This excellent track record is sufficient to believe that the veteran hound will be able to finish first emphatically in the Paul Fahey Stakes, an Open Race
that is going to take place at Sheffield racecourse on Tuesday night, August 14.
For the sake of the prize money worth £200, the dashing dog will confidently compete against five strong rivals after breaking from the white box.
The talented son of Westmead Eagle out of Stepaside Penny has been winning with regular intervals since the very beginning of the calendar year.
During the last couple of months, he delivered some outclass performances. After winning the HP 280m Flat at Sheffield on June 2, he elegantly finished first in the HP 280m Flat at the same venue on June 21.
The skilled sprinter moved on to lift the title of the Book Now At http://www.owletonstadium.co.uk/ on July 12. He finished as the runner-up in the Owlerton Bookmakers Sprint – Dup on July 24.
As a whole, Stepaside Eagle has accomplished many iconic feats that speak volumes of his inherent racing skills. Except his first two starts, he has run all of his races over 280 meters. Thus, he will be able to adjust to the race conditions comfortably.
However, Stepaside Eagle will have to be wary of Borna Cannon who started his career by winning a T3 race with the huge margin of 7 lengths on November 8, 2011.
The J. Sharp trained black dog elegantly won The Owlerton Bookmakers Sprint over 280 meters on July 3. He nicely notched up top spot in another high-profile race entitled as Jenkinsons Insurance Stakes.
With these classic conquests, the son of Big Daddy Cool out of Borna Moon has made himself felt in the eyes of the bookmakers. Thus, he can prove to be fairly fatal for Stepaside Eagle who needs to employ an offensive strategy in order to manoeuvre success
to his favour.
By and large, the spectators will be greatly amused to enjoy the heated action. Good luck to all the six hounds.
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