Talented four-year-old SUPER STRONG KID looks well placed to extend his winning streak in the Class 3 Handicap over 1200m at Sha Tin this Sunday.
After a bold second on debut in March, he quickly made amends with a dominant 1.75-length victory down the Sha Tin straight, barely shifting out of second gear. That effort came at a cost — he bled and was sidelined for six months — but the spell seems to have done him good. First-up last month, the Brutal gelding bounced back in style, rolling forward and proving far too slick to land a Class 4 double.
Now stepping into Class 3 for the first time, SUPER STRONG KID faces his toughest test yet, but his upside is evident. In a below-par Class 3 field, he looks well poised to make it three wins on the bounce. His main danger comes from YEE CHEONG GLORY, who disappointed last start after an impressive debut win, though his recent trial suggests a strong first-up effort is imminent.
