Legal Rebel dominant in the Owners Bonus Series Heat 1
The first heat of the Grade A2 Owners Bonus Series is a collection of those six talented hounds out of whom some have made their way from a different level along with those who have raced at the identical level before. They will race over 480 metres flat
for claiming the £77 prize money at Wimbledon on Friday, 12th October.
Sharing the 3 to 1 odds for the race tonight are Sharons Dilemma, Legal Rebel and Slick Legend. Out of them the most consistent with second scores is the four-year-old white and brindle dog, Legal Rebel. The last four outings have resulted in the same outcome.
The four-year-old settled second against the black and white trap, Paddys All That, after missing the chance to win the race by a mere head’s mark. The winner was on the other end of the wire in 29.32 seconds.
Legal Rebel managed the second position despite getting challenged when he was racing in the third position.
Westmead Hawk’s son then extended the composure to the Grade A2 480 metres flat on 21st September, 2012 at Wimbledon over 480 metres. Ruining his success in the race was the challenge that he had to overcome near the line, after breaking from
the third trap. The confusion near the line went in favour of the winner, Pretty Charlotte, who edged past by a short head’s difference.
The favourite entry took 29.27 seconds to race through the wire.
The four-year-old out of, Legal Moment, then struck a second score for a straight third time. This time the failure was a result of getting challenged and bumped, and even then managed the decent runner-up’s slot after missing the prior by just half-length.
The last time the J. Simpson trained raced was in the Grade A2 480 metres flat race on 5th October, 2012 at Wimbledon over 480 metres. Racing in red, the four-year-old could not maintain the lead after the three quarters as it was taken over by
the winner, Fridays Reason, who settled the distance in 29.36 seconds.
Legal Rebel has drawn the second trap, and has won from it before.
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