Alrita Ribbon – the undisputed favourite for the Owners’ Bonus Series – Heat 2
The five-year-old, Alrita Ribbon, turns up as the favourite for the Grade A5 Owners’ Bonus Series – Heat 2 on Wednesday, 8th August, 2012 at Romford over 400 metres flat. The 11 to 4 entry has earned the entry for herself, however her chances
of being the first one through the wire will get suffocated by Suejons Girl, Pippas Fantasy, Kingsmill Zara, Hi On Life and Marys Team. The prize money of the race is set at £112.
The highly accomplished, experienced and talented black and white b***h has been racing since 2009. She has never raced at any venue other than Romford. She rolled into the current season with a second position in the Grade A4 400 metres flat on 9th
January, 2012 at Romford. The race was won by, Bridge Pearl in 24.57 seconds.
She led by a length while Alrita Ribbon rested the race in 24.65 seconds.
It took Elite State’s daughter five more losses to finally win the debut of the season. The five-year-old black and white b***h won the Grade A4 400 metres flat race on 22nd February, 2012 at Romford. She took a strong hold and finally led from
the fourth position after giving it a try from the second spot.
She concluded the race in 24.68 seconds and escaped defeat by the margin of a neck. Strattons Josie settled in the closest after racing for 24.70 seconds.
The M. Wiley trained made the most of the form and took charge of the very next race too. She won the Grade A4 RGOA Members Trophy Race on 29th February, 2012 at Romford. She made it to the other end of the wire in 24.92 seconds and for a second
time won by a very narrow margin.
She did not only get deprived of a hat-trick rather, right after that went through a phase that saw her winning just once before she struck another back-to-back.
Alrita Ribbon’s last success until yet was in the Grade A5 400 metres flat race on 21st July, 2012 at Romford. She rested the race in 24.94 seconds, and won by the margin of ¾ of a length.
Her possibility of bouncing back into form tonight is almost inevitable.
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