Aero Majestic’s enchanting performance, in the Williamhill.com St Leger Finals brought festivity for M A Wallis
Stealing the event by showing off his talent at the dirt track of Wimbledon, the young champ has accomplished in attaining the title of Williamhill.com St Leger. The Grade OR race, covering 687 meters distance, gave M Wallis’s victorious hound, Aero Majestic,
a chance to win the handsome prize money of £6,000.
Although the two-year-old hound was in the race with less bets, by taking advantage of his superb surging pace, the black dog proved himself as a real go getter.
Aero Majestic has been maintaining impressive positions in the previous shows of the prominent event Williamhill.com St Leger. Likewise, the trap 3 racer gave a fabulous hit in the Finale.
Since the heats, Aero Majestic has been railing through the track of Wimbledon stadium desiring to stand out as a purse winner and so he did.
In the Willimhill.com St Leger First Round Heat, M A Wallis’s hound finished second with the odds of 3/1, even though he was whitewashed by Skywalkershearer by 1 ¾ lengths, he got qualified for the next round.
In the quarter-finals the champ presented a tremendous hit by competing against three contenders, he was placed as the most favourite hound with 4/5 odds.
The triumph in the Williamhill.com St Leger ¼ Final helped him in being nominated for the second last show of the event.
Unfortunately, the black dog, being the idyllic dog of the show, finished second for M A Wallis.
He was vanquished by Penskey Rain by 5 ½ lengths, but he was seeded in trap 3 for the Williamhill.com St Leger Finals.
It was expected that on the 4th of October 2011, blaze will broke out on the racing track of Wimbledon Stadium.
As the trap doors opened the six hounds strike themselves through the boxes and dashed through the trail in urge to grab the purse.
Blue Bee the ideal hound was foreseeable to show off her racing talent, but Aero Majestic’s speedy chase caught every one’s eye.
Wearing white and black jacket, the trap 3 racer commenced his chase very astoundingly and streamed into the middle.
As he surged through his contenders with an impressive speed the hound took the pointer position. Sustaining the head start posture, eventually he got hold of the wire and gave trainer M A Wallis a chance to revel in glee.
On the other side trainer M Dartnall’s Blue Bee lost the chance to bring festivity home and shares third position with Curragh Kewell.
The triumphant hound Aero Majestic declared his ownership for the purse, M A Wallis was given an opportunity to push the boat out.
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