Blue Max confident about the RGOA Members Trophy Race trip
The three-year-old, Blue Max, has earned himself the favourism in the Grade A1 RGOA Members Trophy Race due to the back-to-back that he struck in the previous two Grade A1 outings. He will compete for £135 with five other candidates on Wednesday, 19th December over 400 metres flat. The third trap, Blue Max, is backed by 11 to 4 odds.
Completing the line-up are, Dodd Squad Dog, Melodys Express, Nans Smasher, Borna Karma and Millwards Daisy.
The Paul Young trained won the Grade OR Dine In Style At The Pavilion Trophy on 18th May, 2012 at Romford over 400 metres. Breaking out of the first trap, the three-year-old did not speed up instantly.
Despite getting bumped when reeling in for the wire from the first position had him on the other end of the wire in 24.55 seconds. He defeated the fifth trap, Guinness Andy, by 1 ¾ lengths.
Droopys Maldini’s son has had chances at the Grade A level and has also been active in the open racing arena.
Blue Max landed the winner’s prize money of the Grade A1 400 metres Flat on 19th November, 2012 at Romford. Racing in the blue jacket of the second trap, the three-year-old made a slow break from the stall.
He saved most of the ground on the rail side and then also took the middle of the track. Failing to race smoothly to the wire, he bumped when racing in the first position and took 24.69 seconds to conclude the race.
His dominance over the ¾ of a length had Droopys Derek settling as the runner-up.
The three-year-old out of, Archers Sparkler, was then impressive in the Grade A1 400 metres flat race at Romford on 24th November, 2012. The third trap had him completing the trip in 24.08 seconds this time without any bumping or crowding.
It took Droopys Linford 1 ¾ lengths to follow in the tracks of the winner.
The Paul Young has drawn the third stall for the challenge tonight, and the scenario is nothing new for him. He has raced and won from the same box before and has got all it will take to win once again.
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