Daily theater performance by Paul Kealy at York venue
Dance In The Storm, the half-sister to Group 3 winners Dancing Star and Foxtrot Lady, will be aiming for a change in fortune in the 7f fillies' handicap at York, scheduled for 5.20.
The horse of interest, trained by A M Balding, has not had things go right in her last two outings. She made a big move too soon in her last race at Sandown, finishing fourth to Mudbir. However, she showed form to be within a short head of Mudbir at Goodwood, suggesting that she is capable of competing at a high level.
Dance In The Storm was drawn 14 in her last race, while Mudbir and the third were drawn one and two. But a wide draw isn't such an issue for Dance In The Storm in this race, especially coming from the chute over this trip.
The horse has been raised 3lb to a mark of 90, and it is likely that she will be at least 10lb higher soon. Despite this, Paul Kealy, a racing expert, considers Dance In The Storm to be overpriced against the favourite in this race.
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Dance In The Storm won easily on quick ground at Sandown, so the going should not be a concern for her. She will be looking to put her recent disappointments behind her and claim victory in the 7f fillies' handicap at York.
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