Desert Gem to sparkle in the Henry Boot Classic at Sheffield
An assorted line-up has gathered for the Grade A2 Henry Boot Classic with those who can be relied upon, those who are being expected to bounce back, and those who can end up dictating the race track out of the blue. These possibilities will gather for the 500 metres flat challenge at Sheffield on Tuesday, 2nd October. The winner will get to take back to the connections the £110 prize money.
A capable entry is the 11 to 4 shot, Desert Gem. A third position after striking a back-to-back can become a reason enough for her to swing back in the race tonight.
Her prime racing track ever since she shot into the racing career has been Sheffield.
The last four outings of the A. McKenna trained have reflected her resilience and passion to achieve, two wins, a second score and a third position.
She qualified as the runner-up in the Grade A2 500 metres flat race on 11th September, 2012 at Sheffield. The winner had the final ¾ of a length in her favour coupled with the early pace that aided her in getting across the wire in 29.24 seconds.
Desert Gem had drawn the fourth trap, and took every chance to keep up with the pace set by the winner.
Royal Impact’s daughter then landed the Grade A2 Georgia Crapper 14th Birthday Stakes on 18th September, 2012 at Sheffield over 500 metres. Despite getting crowded, the two-year-old led just near the line, and sealed the fate of the race in 28.89 seconds.
Winning by the mark of a neck had Galtee Max settling as the runner-up.
The winner of the £102 prize money out of, Express Music, won the Grade A2 500 metres flat race on 24th September, 2012 at Sheffield.
This time, breaking from the fourth trap, the black b***h bulled in for the wire, and had to race for just 30.32 seconds in order to settle it.
The favourite entry of the race, Russelena Nani, missed the chance to celebrate by just half-length.
Her most recent try ended at a third position, it was the same third trap from which she had won before.
For tonight, the 11 to 4 entry will race in black.
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