Julies Boy to do wonders in Magners Gents Standard Trophy at Nottingham
Julies Boy does not have an impressive track record at the open level, but the form he recently showed makes him the most fascinating contestant in the Magners Gents Standard Trophy, taking place at Nottingham on Monday, August 27, 2012.
After being trounced in an open race at Peterborough, the black dog was brought back to the lower grade. He quickly got his act together, and won two consecutive A1 races at Sunderland. His latest success hit the headlines at the start of this month, when
he, despite getting crowded early on, beat Cain by three quarters of a length.
J. Calvert’s trainee could not repeat the show last time out and as a result, ended up third on the table. After getting badly crowded in the beginning, the son of Hondo Black was in no position to make himself prominent. His supporters don’t need to get
worried, as it was just an unlucky day for him.
Julies Boy’s recent efforts suggest that he can do the trick, if gets a clear passage. A solid performance is though required to win this race, which has attracted a star-studded line-up.
Among Julies Boy’s opponents are: Conor Pass Mick, Jack Relax, Firecracker Jack, Noelles Hero and Barnish Phil. Get ready for action, as the show is about to commence. The officials will kick off the proceedings at 22:07 GMT.
Barnish Phil could not make an impact, when promoted to this class earlier this month. The black dog lost his confidence after getting bumped early on, and finished fourth behind Conor Pass Mick.
Noelles Hero finished at bottom of the table on his previous two outings at this level. Even though he is coming back after a lot of preparations, it is hard to expect a winning performance from him.
Conor Pass Mick impressed the bookies by clinching a surprise win at Coventry on August 19th. The black dog has a significant role to play tonight. Both Jack Relax and Firecracker Jack completed the order of finish last time out.
We consider Conor Pass Mick the biggest threat to Julies Boy. The latter surely needs an extra special effort to outclass Conor Pass Mick. Good luck to all the runners.
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