Wearing red jacket, Fear Emoski to thrive in Mighty Blues at Hove
Aiming to promote her claims for the upcoming Regency, Fear Emoski is all set to annihilate the rivals in Mighty Blues, a 695 meters open race, scheduled to take place at Hove on Thursday, April 25, 2013.
The black b***h is in superb rhythm at the moment. In her last few solo runs, she showed great momentum. Charlie Lister’s charge was last seen in a competition on March 27th, when taking the first prize by three lengths.
The March-11 b***h started her run from the third box, and showed great early pace. Thanks to a brilliant start, the b***h took a handsome lead right at the first bend. She was uncatchable afterwards.
If we look at her last few runs, there is nothing wrong to point out. So, one can easily expect her to continue her flawless show. The draw is a massive plus for her. Wearing red jersey, the daughter of Top Honcho will be having a great opportunity to take
lead right in the beginning.
Among the rivals are: Crinkill Jewel, Swabys Princess, Rockchase Reem, Rock It Vera, and Longford By Pass. The race is due to begin at 20:34 GMT. A handy cash prize of 175 pounds will be given to the successful hound.
Rock It Vera is not having a big chance, especially if any crowding happens in the beginning. The black b***h could only take third place last time, when she got crowded at the fourth bend. She needs to ensure a clear passage in order to make an impression.
Swabys Princess may not enjoy the smoothest of runs from the third trap. Although the black b***h was an impressive 8-length winner last time, it is very hard to trust her blindly. Longford By Pass is unlikely to measure up to ability of the market leaders.
Standing in the fourth box, the brindle dog is facing a stern test.
Rockchase Reem has the ability to excel in a long race of this nature. Let’s see how he performs. We don’t expect anything special though. Crinkill Jewel is a consistent hound, and looks the biggest threat to the one wearing red jacket.
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