Up Market has solid claims in the 4th Leg Pick 6 Jackpot at Yarmouth
Up Market is undoubtedly a dangerous runner, but his supporters need to be realistic. The dark brindle hound will have a great chance of winning the 4th Leg Pick 6 Jackpot, only if he gets a decent lead early in the competition.
If he manages to sway things in his favour in the beginning, the spectators at Yarmouth will see him destroying the opposition on Monday night.
I. Barnard’s charge also requires a slice of luck to put his campaign on the right track. He has been running very well, but victory has eluded him recently.
In his penultimate outing, he was super impressive in the early stages of the race, but since luck twisted against his favour, he fell short by 3 1/2 lengths.
He met a similar fate in the previous race, in which he could not establish his supremacy despite, picking up an early pace. There is no doubt about his class, however, he certainly needs a special effort to prove his mettle.
Ballymac Maeve’s 2-year-old is going to meet some big names in today’s 462 metres race. Among his opponents are: Toxic Bank, You Dont Listen, White Princess, Kiowa Magic, and Blackrose Mel. The event is set to get underway at 20:41 (GMT).
Kiowa Magic is back on duty, and is certainly attracting attention from the market. The fawn dog was not impressive in the previous trial outing last month, when he finished fourth behind, Society King.
Toxic Bank is an interesting contestant. The black dog ran some very good races last month, including an emphatic victory over, Black Charcoal, on June 25th. If he turns in a good effort, there will be a good chance of making things tricky for the rest.
Only an extraordinary effort can save, White Princess, from a shameful defeat. No one should blame Blackrose Mel, if she fails tonight, because stepping up to the higher grade has always been tough for the hounds. You Dont Listen will easily be among the top three position holders.
Toxic Bank is going to create plenty of problems for Up Market. Yet, he is unlikely to stop the dark brindle hound from bagging the winning cheque.
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