Centurion May confident to win RGOA Members Trophy Race
Throughout July-August, Centurion May remained out of action. The training she gained during that period enhanced her stamina to such as extent as she staged a stunning comeback by winning a T2 race on September 19.
Thus, the legendary trainer P. Young’s black b***h is soaked with winning impetus that will help her seal first spot in tonight’s RGOA Members Trophy Race, scheduled to go down at Romford.
For the prize money worth £116, the two-year-old novice hound will have to run wisely over 400 meters after breaking from the white box. The punters have underestimated her for this race, and she want to prove her class by winning. So, this poses to be a big challenge for the brilliant b***h who started her career in February 2012.
The talented daughter of College Causeway out of May Said So has always been at the top of her game. She managed to break her maiden in the very second start. Her second victory came on April 11----that was an A5 race.
The maverick sprinter stepped forward to finish first in P4 400m Flat by beating a joint favourite candidate, Bower Gallop, with the margin of 2½ lengths. She again grabbed a grand victory on June 2.
Then there came the classic triumph of September 19. Thus, the young and energetic sprinter has made marks in different formats of the game. Her thumping performance will surely be a disappointment for the punters who have overlooked her.
The b***h’s fans are anxious to watch Centurion May making an upset. Let us see how she manages to live up to all these expectations.
Among the other runners, Wellstone Two is likely to perform well in the race. The M. Wiley trained black dog has been enjoying great form since May 2012.
During May-June, the veteran dog registered four runner-up ranks along with a triumph. He went ahead to bag a tremendous triumph on July 2.
Thus, the son of Yeah Man out of Droopys Jazz has enough potential to unleash in the game.
The duel between Wellstone Two and Centurion May will make the event interesting enough. Let us enjoy it.
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