Swords Jacko to bounce back in SIS Open 525 at Shelbourne Park
Wearing red jacket, Swords Jacko is confident of regaining his rhythm at Shelbourne Park on Wednesday, July 4th. The black dog will be in action in the SIS Open 525, set to start at 21:55 (GMT).
Gilbert’s charge is not in a good form these days. The black dog was third in his penultimate trip. Since he got crowded at the first bend, it was almost impossible for him to do anything special.
He could not raise his game after that and as a result, could only beat the back marker last time. A few rough rides would have dented his confidence to a great extent, but still he cannot be ruled out of the equation.
It is an ideal chance for him to put his campaign back on the winning track, as he is facing a lot weaker opposition. So, a chance can be taken on him. The March-10 son of Swords Prince is going to face five speedy hounds including Forest Rock, Tyrur Blanche,
Premier Shaw, Drumurrer Fox and Come On Lamps.
Come On Lamps does not have a fine record in open race. Hence, the blue dog is not going to attract a lot of punters. Moreover, victories are not coming to his way frequently. After winning a 525 yards race, Top Honcho’s son could not perpetuate his good
work and finished third last time.
Tyrur Blanche has a great experience at this level, but her chances of claiming the top prize are slim, as she is not in good shape these days. The white and black b***h completed the order of finish in her previous appearance at this track.
Premier Shaw is in winning mood, but does not have guts to dominate proceedings at this level. The black hound is stepping up to this level and will be under enormous pressure. Forest Rock was terrible in a similar race last time. Likewise, Drumurrer Fox
has two awful defeats to his credit.
Forest Rock and Tyrur Blanche are likely to get decent odds, but Swords Jacko will be able to blitz the opposition with ease. Good luck to all the runners.
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