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Campesino to continue winning ways in Lotto Sprint
(Photo: Observer file)
Horse Racing, Sports
BY OBSERVER RACING WRITER  
May 25, 2017

Campesino to continue winning ways in Lotto Sprint

The

first major sprint test involving the main speed merchants in training, the Lotto Sprint Trophy (five and a half furlongs — 1,100m) is set for competition tomorrow as part of the big Lotto day of racing at Caymanas Park.The main player is the Philip Feanny- trained

Campesino who will be seeking his fourth-consecutive victory and his fifth in his last six outings.The

Complete Racing Guide provides an analysis of this race. 

SOY EL SE

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OR — Did really well coming through the ranks but, now at the top,

Soy El Se

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or has found it difficult against the well-established horses like

Campesino and

Gary Glitter and also the emerging talent of

Another Bullet.

Soy El Se

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or should find this Lotto Sprint a bit demanding. 

CAMPESINO — Has found new life at seven.

Campesino now temporarily wears the crown of the top sprinter around winning from five and a half furlongs (1,100m) to six and a half furlongs (1,300m).

Campesino can lead or he can come from behind, which gives him a natural advantage over rivals. He is fit and ready to run and will not be beaten in this one. 

BRAWN — This is a versatile invader from the US.

Brawn might not be able to handle these at five and a half furlongs, but for sure he is going to be competitive. 

CHACE THE GREAT — Coming to come.

Chace The Great is very light and if he can get over his weakness of going wide at the turn for home, he should do well. 

TALENTED TONY K — Very speedy and will probably lead, but is going to find it hard holding on, as is usually the case. 

POKER STAR — Returned from injury on May 10 in Open Allowance after a long absence and was run out of it. Still needs time to reach his best form and that is not tomorrow.

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