Bansha Mo looks strong for Betfred Mobile Sports Ladies Standard Trophy
The H. Crapper trained black b***h, Bansha Mo, has enough potential and capabilities that she will apply to clinch first position in the Betfred Mobile Sports Ladies Standard Trophy at Nottingham racecourse on Wednesday night, July 18. The Open Race over 500 meters will begin at 20:50 (GMT).
In the £1000 event, the two-year-old novice runner will show her gust against five worthy rivals after breaking from the red box. She will show her traditional class and calibre to add another triumph to his success-studded portfolio.
The most interesting fact about the brilliant b***h is that she has never stepped out of the podium throughout her career that started in December 2011.
From December 9 to January 10, the talented daughter of Scarty Lad out of Glory Days won four OR races in a row. She stepped forward to accomplish a fabulous hat-trick of victories from January 30 to February 28.
On July 3, the maverick sprinter marvellously won The Sylvester Stakes over 480 meters at Sheffield. She was 4-5 favourite for the race. That was indeed an outstanding performance.
At the moment, Bansha Mo is awash with winning impetus that will lead her well in the coming contest. The only thing she needs to do is to sustain her stamina.
The b***h’s march towards the finish line will not be smooth as Silverview Pinky is likely to impede her on the track. The C. Lister trained white and black b***h has been winning with regular intervals since the very outset of 2012.
After bagging a couple of consecutive triumphs in January, the veteran hound won a big race in February. The daughter of Head Bound out of Owens Rover moved ahead to win two OR races in the month of June. She again finished first in her last start on July 8.
Silverview Pinky has run each of her last five races with a favourite tag. In this situation, she can prove to be a big threat for Bansha Mo who will have to employ a cautious and audacious running strategy.
So let us enjoy the exciting and amazing race at Nottingham. Good luck to both the hounds.
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