Cash in on Hollo Ladies
Ferdy Murphy’s new recruit was a Grade One winner for Noel Meade and has admittedly taken a little while to warm to his task over fences.
He shaped promisingly behind Smuglin at Market Rasen, however, before again finishing second to the more-than-useful Dan Breen at Bangor.
Both of those efforts suggested for all the world that he would be in his element over farther, with this extended three-mile challenge seemingly made to measure.
Suitably geed-up by a profitable spin in a Southwell all-weather bumper at the end of December, Hollo Ladies remains one of the more exciting chasers from West Witton.
Piscean should not yet be discounted upon his return to Kempton.
Tom Keddy’s sprinter has this winter been in exemplary form, winning three times from five starts.
That record can be galvanised when he takes a discernible dip in class for the Mobile Betting – Visit williamhill.com Conditions Stakes over six furlongs.
Investment World looks banker material in the Dry Hill Handicap at Lingfield.
Having started his racing career at a humble grade, Mark Johnston’s three-year-old shaped a lot better on his handicap debut at Southwell.
Racing from 5lb out of the handicap, the Akbar colt overcame plenty of traffic problems to finish a head adrift of Fearless Poet.
Although he is up 4lb for that effort, Investment World is certainly up to landing a race of this nature, and seemingly thrives over a mile.
