Francis Louis Kinwai hopes to consolidate his position in the Top 4 of the Trainers Championship for a meeting in Happy Valley on Wednesday.
Louis is currently 52 winners, lagging behind only Frankie Lore Fuchuen, John Size and Tony Cruz in this season’s standings, but after pulling a blank in the last two meetings he Faced with a fourth new challenge from Ricky Iu Poon Phi. I’ve been in great shape with the winners in the last eight meetings.
The Golden Sixty trainer has had enough firepower in just eight meetings remaining this season, with one of Louis’s top five horses working under the lights this week.
After scoring 9 points in his last stunning two-length win in the intense field, Keep You Warm has reached a rating of 98 and is the best performer in his career as he approaches the group class.
At the age of five, he wants to follow up on his victory in the Class 2 Stanton Handicap (1,200m) and needs to focus on improving young rivals, but Louis keeps his runners in good shape. I’m sure you’re doing it.
“I think he’s still in his shape,” Louis said. “Happy Valley suits him and I hope he will run well again.”
Keep You Warm faces many progressive 3-year-olds. Among them are Lucky Swayness, who won the first attempt at a Class 2 company last time and paid homage to four of the five starts, and Eason, who was trained by Law. Attempts to bounce back from the last disappointing run.
Keep You Warm may be approaching his ceiling, but one Lui runner in the valley on Wednesday has plenty of room to avoid a rating of 52.
The 3-year-old Kihada has only started his career twice and showed solid ability when he finished his last runner-up to gorgeous vitality after making a disappointing debut on the dirt when he was often seen in the market. I did.
Louis hopes Yellow Finn will be able to confirm his promise at the Class 4 Hong Kong Youth Industry Council 30th Anniversary Cup (1,000m), and it wouldn’t be surprising if his youth manages to take the lead.
“He’s a young horse and he keeps improving,” Louis said. “He’s still learning, but he could be ready to win.”
The inconsistent High Rise Soldier is aiming for Louis’ second win of the season with a Class 3 Lindhurst Handicap (1,200m) and can run well from this mark.
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Two wins in Hong Kong at the age of six deviated from the 68 and 65 ratings, and he has returned to the 67 mark after being greatly disappointed with the four starts since his last win in February.
Louis doesn’t know what to expect from a runner, but feels it’s not the biggest shock if he runs well.
“He’s not a young horse,” Louis said. “He’s a little on and off, it all depends on the field. If the field isn’t strong, he can win the race.”
The Spicy Grill, Noble Steed and Lanza Table concludes Louis’ runners in the valley.
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