Ullid Babe determined to win Suffolk 700 Maiden
Ullid Babe is determined to demonstrate a big run at Mildenhall in a bid to finish first in Suffolk 700 Maiden- DUPL which will be held on Tuesday night, April 17.
The high-voltage Open Race over a distance of 700 meters is going to begin at 20:00 (GMT). For the prize cheque of £100, the G. Spillane-trained blue b***h will confidently compete against Moaningvalentine, Aurrea Bolie, Honeygar Rose, Riverside Venus and
Swift Robinson.
Since the beginning of 2012, the four-year-old veteran runner has been delivering impressive performances in different races.
During the first month of the year, the talented hound bagged a couple of consecutive victories. She repeated the same in March and moved forward to finish second in her last outing on April 6.
Overall, the brilliant b***h has a number of iconic feats to her name. Her career is marked with consistency.
At the moment, the daughter of Big Daddy Cool out of Ullid Judy is carrying enough momentum which will lend a great hand to her when she runs tonight. The favourite b***h’s chances to finish first are as high as 85 percent.
However, some of the Ullid Babe’s opponents like Honeygar Rose and Riverside Venus can trigger upsets in the race.
Honeygar Rose won two races in a row during February 2012. The F. Axford-trained black b***h moved ahead to achieve two classic triumphs along with two runner-up positions in the month of March. The daughter of Ace Hi Rumble out of Lady Megan finished 2nd
in her second last outing on April 6.
Riverside Venus earned three consecutive runner-up spots in November 2011. During March 2012, K. Munnings’ white and black b***h attained two victories and a second position. She finished 4th in her last start on April 10.
By and large, the race is likely to be packed with twists and turns. The competition will be somewhat close. Let us see how Ullid Babe cope with challenges and cruises to success. Good luck to all the contestants.
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