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Blind Luck Looks For A Win

With Rachel Alexandra gone, Blind Luck is looking to make a splash onto the scene at this year’s $2 million Breeders’ Cup Ladies’ Classic. All the indicators are pointing towards her having a good race, as she has posted many victories on similar tracks. Being prepared and having knowledge of the track is key, and trainer Jerry Hollendorfer certainly has it.

Blind luck has had win at many different tracks this year. The horse already has proven that she can handle the main track at Churchill Downs, and incidentally, this is where the BC Ladie’s Classic will be run. As such, she already has an advantage. Experienced in both dirt and synthetic, she is in top form as race day approaches. Online Horse Racing

The competition should be fierce for Blind Luck on Saturday, which will make things even better. With Rachel Alexandra now retired, and Zenyatta pointing to a title defense in the Breeders’ Cup Classic on November 6th, stands a promising chance. Blind Luck, though only a 3-years-old, is the acknowledged favorite for the Ladies’ Classic. Zenyatta will be competing Saturday in the Grade 1, $250,000 Lady’s Secret Stakes of the Oak Tree meeting at Hollywood Park, but that race is not expected to have a serious impact on the Ladies’ Classic.

Everything is pointing towards a strong finish for Blind Luck. She has been great in the past, and is healthy and determined. The race will be a superb showing to see who will fill Rachel Alexandra’s shoes, as well as who will become the next best female horse in the nation. The rest of the year is panning out to be exciting, and you better be part of it. Make sure to follow all the action at horsebettingworld.com.