A thrilling race on the cards in the 400 metres race at Romford
A close competition is on the cards in the 400 metres flat race at Romford in England on Monday, November 12, 2012. All of the greyhounds attracted towards the Grade A2 contest have been struggling for consistency, which will make things quite interesting
at the end of the day.
There are a few runners, who have done well in the past, but they have been off colour for quite some time, which will put them under immense pressure. However, they will have an opportunity of breaking the shackles, by claiming the cash prize of £116 today.
Both the speed and stamina will be important in the race, as a balanced approach will be required in order to shine. This means that the starting positions will also make a difference and the one who gains an early momentum will be at an advantage.
Despite that, a victory will not be guaranteed to the hound, who starts off well. There will be plenty of time for the slow starters to make up some places towards the finals few yards and possibly fight for a victory.
This will make the situation quite interesting and the fans will be looking forward to the start of action at 21:17 GMT. However, the punters will have to be careful while risking their money, as it could be anyone’s game in the end.
Judging the performances of all the participants, the bookmakers have given the highest odds of victory to Essex Dream, despite the fact that he does not have a lot of experience at this level. He will enter the contest with a starting price of 9 to 4 and
his team will be hoping for a strong finish.
However, the J. Reynolds’ trained hound will be under immense pressure, as he has only raced once in a Grade A2 contest. The result was not a positive one for him back then, which means that it will require a lot of hard work from him to secure the top spot
at Romford.
Blackstone Gene’s son out of Tells Michelle will be entering the race from trap number three, which is not a very good position to be in. He might get blocked at the start and will need to be lightning fast in order to avoid crowd.
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