What’s For Tea to blossom in the Award Winning Extech IT Handicap Hurdle
Ten runners will be competing in the Award Winning Extech IT Handicap Hurdle, which is due to take place at Plumpton on 13th May, 2012, with the purse of £2,259 over a distance of 2 miles.
The soft surface of the track might hinder the progress of some runners, but it seems that What’s For Tea will have no trouble racing on this track.
The seven-year-old bay mare is more experienced compared to the other runners with some truly shining moments, and some disappointments in her career.
This season, the daughter of Beat All, out of mare Come To Tea, has been performing exceptionally well as in the last four starts, she bagged a victory, finished once as a runner-up and twice in third place.
On 22nd March, 2012, the Paddy Butler trained mare landed a narrow victory in the Chris Gordon Racing Club 07975 668888 Handicap Hurdle at Fontwell, where she used her swift pace to her advantage, and defeated the Steven Dixon
trained, Warsaw Pact, by ¾ of a length.
At Plumpton, the Mrs E. Lucey-Butler owned mare also performed on 8th April, 2012, where she finished as a runner-up, 7 lengths behind the winner, Homer Run, in the Follow Totepool On Facebook And Twitter Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle.
This mare seems to be improving with every race and it is only a matter of time, till she strikes again.
Celtic Charlie, the seven-year-old chestnut gelding is likely to give the mare a tough time, but chances are that his attempts to conquer the track might go in vain.
The son of Until Sundown, out of mare India Regalona, finished third in the Download Our iPhone App Handicap at Wolverhampton on 26th April, 2012, where under rider, Ian Mongan, he missed the victory by 3 ¼ lengths.
What’s For Tea is the potential winner as she is well-experienced, healthy and has the stamina, and speed to crush the competition right under her hooves.
The victory is hers to take, all she needs is a helping hand from lady luck.
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