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Top juveniles clash in Hover Craft Sprint
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Horse Racing, Sports
Ruddy Allen | Sports Writer  
October 26, 2023

Top juveniles clash in Hover Craft Sprint

FIVE juveniles, including unbeaten runners Digital One and Run Julie Run, are down to contest the Hover Craft Sprint on tomorrow’s (October 28) 10-race card.

The stakes event for native-bred and imported two-year-olds will be run run over six furlongs (1,200m) for a total purse of $2 million.

The Jamaica Observer‘s The Supreme Racing Guide takes a close look at the runners and their chances of winning.

1. BLU SENSATION: (2 b f by Sensational Slam – Blues In The Grass) – Has not really shown any sparkle in her two starts to date, suggesting that she has a winning chance. Blu Sensation finished in fifth place by over nine lengths behind stablemate Run Julie Run going five furlongs (1,000m) on October 15, and should run a similar race.

Run Julie Run

2. ROSETTA: (2 rn f by Bold Conquest –Khadiliah) – Well-bred filly who finished third on debut by 3¾ lengths behind Ms Cherry at five furlongs (1,000m) straight on September 30. With the experience gained, Rosetta is expected to deliver another pleasing performance.

3. DIGITAL ONE (USA): (2 b f by Uncle Lino – Legal Redemption) – Made a smashing debut over five and a half furlongs (1,100m) on October 7. Digital One won that call by 2½ lengths, beating stablemate Banadura in an impressive 1:06.3. Digital One has been working really well for this race, and given his class and talent he should make it two wins in a row.

4. LUCY IN THE SKY: (2 b f by Liquidity – Tap A Bay Yankee) – The most experienced runner in the line-up with three runs but Lucy In The Sky is not expected to win.

5. RUN JULIE RUN: (2 gr f by Successful Native – Runaway Julie) – Nicely bred filly who was a winner on debut. Run Julie Run outbattled Queen of Soul by a head in a five-furlong round event on October 15. With room for improvement and given her talent, Run Julie Run can upset the favouirte.

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