Close contest on the cards in RGOA Members Trophy Race at Romford
It is going to be a close clash in the RGOA Members Trophy Race, being held at Romford on Wednesday, April 25, 2012. According to the plan, the 400 metres flat heat will be started at 21:41 GMT.
The Grade A2 event holds a purse of £116, which is reserved for the ultimate champion. Let’s make a statistical analysis in order to help those interested in staking their money tonight.
Among the participants are: Trixie Bear, Ballymac Judith, Galtee Tom, Arbour Tom, Ballygodoon Majo and Rebellious Mary.
Trixie Bear has been unlucky over the past few weeks. At the start of this month, the white and black b***h registered an emphatic win, sealing the top place by staggering eight lengths.
After exhibiting a couple of fantastic performances, she lost her momentum and as a result, ended up third in the following race. P. Young’s trainee remained unlucky in a 400 metres heat on April 10, when she missed the top
place by a head’s distance.
In her most recent trip last weekend, Crash’s daughter was below par, finishing fourth on the table. She is worth considering, but her tradition of getting inconsistent might prevent the punters from supporting her.
On the other hand, Ballymac Judith is full of spirit following a close success. On April 19, the black b***h secured the top place by a short head’s distance.
Her victory came after a few dismal shows. Since she is feeling good after a fine triumph, one can expect her to do well tonight.
Galtee Tom is also being considered as a major player. After grabbing the winning cheque on April 11, the fawn dog maintained good standards, seizing the runner-up place in a 400 metres heat last week. E. Gaskin’s trainee is
yet to gain consistency, but it would be unwise to overlook his chances.
Out of others, Rebellious Mary is in good position to create an upset. In the last week, the black b***h defeated Black Assassin by two and a quarter lengths.
The stats show that it is going to be a close clash between Galtee Tom and Ballymac Judith. We wish the best of luck to everyone.
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