Blue Max expected to win Bet By Phone

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Blue Max expected to win Bet By Phone
Blue Max is all ready to demonstrate a winning performance at Romford racecourse where he will run in Coral, Bet By Phone [phone] tonight, May 25.
The P. Young-trained blue dog will break from the red box when the action begins at 21:56 (GMT). In the Open Race over the distance of 400 metres, the dashing dog will face Confident Martin, Rockchase Jack, Melodys Express, Mountjoy Hawk and Romeo Daddy
Cool.
During the last three months, the three-year-old veteran hound made some iconic marks. After getting two consecutive runner-up ranks in January, he moved on to bag two back-to-back triumphs in February.
The brilliant runner elegantly won a race on Aril 14. He stepped ahead to accomplish two mega conquests in a row during the second decade of May.
Overall, the talented son of Droopys Maldini out of Archers Sparkler has been a consistent performer since the very beginning of his career.
At the moment, Blue Max looks to be the strongest runner on the card. He will try every nerve to complete his hat-trick tonight. If the dog manages to keep his winning drive intact, he will have up to 95 percent chances to thrive.
Among his competitors, Rockchase Jack can give him enough tough time. The D. Childs-trained black and white dog excellently accomplished three consecutive triumphs in the month of March. He moved on to win a race on May 4. The novice runner finished as runner-up
in his last start on May 17.
Melodys Express is also likely to do well in the race. The D. Mullins-trained black dog bagged a couple of consecutive triumphs in April 2012. He stepped ahead to grab two runner-up positions along with two third positions in the month of May.
Thus, there will be a rip-roaring and awe-inspiring clash tonight. Blue Max will have to fight with his back to wall in order to thrive. The event will have many twists. Let us go for the fabulous action. Good luck to all the hounds that are going to entertain
their fans.
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