Viola Da Gamba to deliver a promising performance in the Win Big With Betdaq Multiples Median Auction Maiden Stakes
Viola Da Gamba looks like the strongest competitor in the Win Big With Betdaq Multiples Median Auction Maiden Stakes, which will be held at Kempton on 21st
March, 2012.
Along with Viola Da Gamba, The Bendy Fella, Bashama, Dellbuoy, Ghazeer, King Vahe, Petersboden and Emman Bee will be competing over a distance of 7 furlongs, and the race holds a purse of £2,264.
The daughter of Alhaarth, out of Addaya, started her racing career on 8th July, 2011 in the Christal Management E.B.F Maiden Fillies’ Stakes at Newbury. Her performance was respectable, as she finished in seventh in a line-up
of thirteen runners.
Under the training of William Knight, the three-year-old filly showed remarkable improvement in the Toteswinger/British Stallion Studs E.B.F Maiden Fillies’ Stakes, the third race of her career.
Held at Folkestone on 21st August, 2011, she finished as a runner-up to race favourite Ziefhd, who defeated her by 1 ¾ lengths. This performance showed the hard work of Knight and was appreciated by Mrs. Sheila Mitchell, her
owner.
Bashama is a lightly raced filly, who has competed in two races in her career. The daughter of Dubai Destination, out of My Amalie, finished seventh in her career debut in the line-up of twelve runners in the Earl Of Doncaster Hotel Maiden Fillies’
Stakes at Doncaster on 1st July, 2011.
Her recent performance demonstrated the hard work her trainer, Clive Brittain, has been putting in. With Philip Robinson as her jockey, she finished fourth in the Hiscox Property Maiden Fillies’ Stakes at Newmarket on 11th August,
2011. This showed progression from her last race, and she is expected to do well in this race as well.
With John Gallagher as her trainer Emman Bee has been exhibiting consistent performances. The daughter of Dark Angel, out of Two Sets To Love, claimed a placed finish on 2nd November, 2011.Mounted by Frankie McDonald, she stood
third in the Free Entry For Betdaq Members Nursery (Div II) at Kempton falling 2 ¼ lengths short of finishing second.
The fact that she has competed at Kempton before may give her a slight advantage over the other runners.
The speculation is that, Viola Da Gamba, will acquire a finish in first place, based on her being more experienced than most of the competitors. Her steady performance at Folkestone may earn her some attention from the bettors.
Emman Bee may acquire a finish in second place, whereas, Bashama, may be looking at a close finish in third. They show potential compared to the other runners.
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