Could Rock confident about the Ksenia And Alisher Mullabekov Stakes
The 400 metres flat race will be staged at Romford on Monday, 19th November, 2012 in the form of the Grade A2 Ksenia And Alisher Mullabekov Stakes. The total prize money of the race is set at £116. Taking up the challenge are Susies Storm, Meydan
King, Essex Dream, Barefield Blue, You’re the Tops and Could Rock. Having drawn the first trap is, Susies Storm, and breaking from the very other end will be, Could Rock.
With the advantage of the last trap, and the backing of 7 to 2 odds is the two-year-old black dog, Could Rock.
Two other in the field for tonight share the same odds.
The lightly raced hound got into the racing career just this season. He has raced at Romford regularly ever since 11th September.
As any other hound, the two-year-old was sent to the Grade T races initially and then he took on to Grade A tests.
The M. Lucas trained had his first success in a Grade A4 E. M. H. Hawkes Under 8’s Square Stakes on 29th September, 2012 at Romford over 400 metres.
Racing out of the fifth trap he saved ground on the wide end, was forced to check the level of competition when racing in the first spot and led in for the wire in 25.08 seconds.
He posted in a back-to-back by sending in the very next success through Grade A4 400 metres flat race on 4th October, 2012 at Romford over 400 metres. The trip was quite very gruesome as he got bumped when racing in the first position and then
was challenged when saving ground from the second location.
Over throwing the tests, he ran in and made the transition to the other end in 25.16 seconds.
Colarhouse Mill’s son had his most recent trip to the winner’s enclosure in a Grade A3 400 metres flat race on 14th November.
The early pace coupled with the wide end found racing in the first spot very soon. The stance of the fifth jacket had him nailing the race in 24.70 seconds.
The favourite entry won by the mark of 1 ¼ lengths and set Darraghs Rocket as the runner-up.
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