Crayford staged four shows of the Tony Morris Memorial Rose Bowl
Heat 1 of the 380 meters chase, the Tony Morris Memorial Rose Bowl saw Liskees Joy, trainer J Liles’s b***h the fastest qualifier for the semifinal round. Besides winning the purse of £100 the hound managed to attain an impressive reputation after producing
an out class timing of 23.44 seconds.
The blue b***h cracked out inspiringly through trap 4 wearing black and white jacket. With the odds of 12 – 1 in next to no time J Liles’s b***h showed tremendous early pace to hit the first turning to home.
In the initial stage, Liskees Joy victoriously settled up a lead and took charge of the precious spot, until she broke through the wire.
As she reached around the final escape, the four-year-old greased up her elbows and shot herself through the dirt track and accomplished in winning by 3 lengths over the trap 6 racer Gifted Legend.
After the conclusion of first heat, the traps were made ready to figure out the second purse winner.
The trap 1 racer Me Buddy with justified odds got victory in hand for trainer M Dartnall.
Wearing red and white jacket, the five-year-old hound went right into the lead right after breaking from his box. With a fanatical early pace the brindle dog surged right up to the first turn with his contenders and pulled himself hard to acquire the precious
spot.
Crossing over from the outside, the hound succeeded in taking the lead over his contenders. With 4 – 6 F odds remained consistent in his prompt pace and in 23.54 seconds M Dartnall’s dog crossed over in first place.
Winning it by 2 ¾ lengths, trainer S Gammon’s Wall Saw kicked for home. In the chase with 4 – 1 odds, the white and black dog cracked out with a slow start.
The trap 2 racer while rallying through the opening stretch took a slight bump, but very intelligently he found his way through the hassle and made a comeback with an astonishing pace.
The lead acquired by the dog around the second bend assisted him in producing a modest time of 23.84 seconds, for S Gammon.
With the similar odds of 9 – 4 J P Thompson’s hounds were placed in for the lure chase. Both dogs broke lethargically through their traps.
Wearing black and white jacket, the trap 4 racer Bringinhersunny experienced a minor obstruction during the beginning of his quest, but he kept on chasing the lure.
The second hindrance faced by him around the first stretch made his tempo quite sluggish. Not taking the situation in over his head, the hound battled his way out from the inside and was spotted at the lead.
Crossing over in 24.03 seconds Bringinhersunny victoriously wrapped up his pursuit.
The four purse winners have confirmed their trap for the semi – final chase, but the speedy qualifier Liskees Joy grabbed the spot light.
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