Benkaat Boy right out of four training sessions to claim the Heat 2 (5 To Qualify) at Wimbledon
The Heat 2 (5 To Qualify) will be held at Wimbledon over 480 metres flat on Friday, 27th April. Taking part in the £110 prize money are Holy Ground, Jazz Apollo, Benkaat Boy, Fawkham Rocky, Farloe Mysterio and Bubbly Phoenix.
The hound with the most interesting profile throughout the new season is Benkaat Boy, Crash’s three-year-old black son out of b***h, Drive On Tina. He conquered the season as soon as he entered it and struck a hat trick right out of the first three races
that he took part in.
His performance did not stay consistent after he was done bagging the hat trick as he got driven down to the fifth position and was even declared unraced in the very last race that he took part in.
Benkaat Boy slipped into the new season on 7th January in a Grade A1 462 metres flat at Yarmouth that he got going for himself in 28.14 seconds. Finishing the closest to the winner was Jackdaw Summer who timed the distance in 28.50 seconds and
leapt through the four and a half lengths’ distance.
The 6/4 favourite of the race, Steam Machine, ended the race fourth behind the winner.
His second venture of the season was in the Stadium Bookmakers Standard on 14th January at Yarmouth over 462 metres. The winner was through the track distance in 28.09 seconds and was in lead of the final two and a half lengths.
Joining Ministry Missile after he took 28.37 seconds to complete the trip, was Bestofthehawks.
The 9/4 favourite of the race, Tinas Zodiac, could only manage the fifth position behind the winner.
The third career start was actually too good to be true as Benkaat Boy timed the 460 metres track distance of the Bookmakers Standard Dup in 28.77 seconds on 19th January at Henlow. The 2/1 favourite of the race, King Jaffa, came fifth.
The victory gave him the reason to celebrate the debut hat trick of the season.
After failing miserably in the fourth and fifth outing of the season, Benkaat Boy was drilled not once or twice but four times, twice at Yarmouth and the other two times at Henlow and Romford.
The three-year-old has already displayed the potential of winning and has all the chances of bagging the race tonight.
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