Chickaboom to swing back for the Grade A2 480 metres flat at Hall Green
There have been hardly any instances in which the two-year-old black b***h, Chickaboom, has faced dreadful loss during the new season. She is one of the six entries of the Grade A2 480 metres flat at Hall Green on Monday, 6th August. The others up for the challenge include Excellent Boy, Pharaoh Loch, Scotchrathrocket, Devil Tiger and Money Ball. The prize money set for the race is £122.
The black b***h has predominantly raced at Hall Green throughout the new season. She had phases in which she accomplished a lot and then went a little unconvinced in the other tries. However, she never failed to swing back into form and today’s race just asks that from her.
Head Bound’s daughter has raced at Harold’s Cross, Shelbourne Park, Henlow, Monmore and Hove. Her first two outings of the season went waste despite the training session that she went through.
On 20th March, 2012 she posted the first success of the season at Swindon over 480 metres by racing from the middle, going wide and timing the track distance in 29.39 seconds by always leading.
He defeated the runner-up, Killishin Velvet, by 1 ¾ lengths.
During the next seven races, she ended sixth twice and bagged a race only once.
The two-year-old black b***h out of, Talita Beauty, won a 480 metres race at Hall Green on 23rd June, 2012. After breaking from the third stall, she was quick to race away, took the middle and then led, timing the track distance in 28.98 seconds. Allen Angel settled as the runner-up after missing the race by the margin of a length.
The prospect of striking a hat-trick vanished with the fourth position in what was supposed to be the third and final leg of the threesome.
Without any training or a drilling session the C. Kyme trained won three races in a row and credited a hat-trick against her name.
The two-year-old ended fifh in the Grade A1 480 metres flat on 1st August, 2012 at Hall Green as the race was won by, Ballybunion Rose, in 29.15 seconds.
Her chances of claiming the race tonight are 3 to 1.
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