Voy Por Ustedes to lay down marker in Tingle Creek
Voy Por Ustedes lays down his credentials for this years Queen Mother by heading the Tingle Creek betting at Sandown this weekend. There are any number of Sceptics following his victory in the Queen Mother at the festival last year, due to the proximity of Dempsey and River City. This is backed up by Oneway threatening to be involved until crashing out at the second-last, is hard evidence that this was substantially shy of the recent gold standard.We have been spoilt by winners of the Queen Mother in recent years by such stars as Moscow Flyer and Azertyuiop with the great running also of Well Chief. All of these stars have performed so well in the Tingle Creek and then backing up their quality claims in the Queen Mother. We can only hope that Voy Por follows along the same lines, so we can truly put mention him in the same breath.
Taking on the Alan King horse is Monets Garden, Ashley Brook and Twist Magic and only victory in this race will appease the doubters. The Queen Mother betting will undergo some changes following this weekends race.
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