Brave The Times courageous in the Coral On TV Stayers Trophy – Heat 1
The first heat of the Grade OR Coral On TV Stayers Trophy has attracted Carden Twilight, Mountjoy Orion, Gentle Eileen, Brave The Times, Rockburst Lenny and Bubbly Jaytee. The 575 metres race will be staged at Romford on Monday 19th November,
2012. The total prize money of the race is set at £150. Racing in red tonight is, Carden Twilight, while all prepared to break for setting sail from the extreme end is, Bubbly Jaytee.
All the entries besides the third trap, Gentle Eileen, are proficient at the level that awaits them tonight.
The most promising candidate for the race is the three-year-old black dog, Brave The Times.
Ever since 6th September, 2012, his participation in seven open races has resulted as success. The credit obviously goes to the trainer, Derrick Atkins, who has been arranging regular training sessions for the under charge so that he retains the
winning form.
Head Bound’s son bagged the winner’s prize money of the September Midi Dup on 6th September, 2012 at Henlow over 550 metres.
Taking off from the second trap, the blue jacket broke into an early pace that got the favourite entry reeling in for the wire from the fifth spot. He made it to the other end of the wire in 33.76 seconds.
Leading the track by a neck’s mark had Westmead Melanie settling into the second slot.
Brave The Times posted a hat-trick on 24th September, 2012 through the Coral On TV Stayers Trophy – Heat 2 at Romford over 575 metres.
Breaking into a quick pace and then acquiring it again when racing in the third position had him sealing the fate of the race in 35.68 seconds.
Missing the race by the mark of 2 ¼ lengths was, Young Fizz.
The three-year-old out of, Brave Pony, secured his most recent success in the Henlow Midi – Dup on 15th November, 2012 at Henlow over 550 metres.
Racing in his lucky colour, the three-year-old was quick to draw clear of the rest of the lot as the favourite entry made the transit in 33.42 seconds.
Coming at terms with the second position was, Booked In.
He is backed by 2 to 1 chances for taking the title back to the kennel.
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