Looks N Money has it all for capturing the Grade A2 500 metres race at Sheffield
Trying their luck with the total prize money of £110 in the Grade A2 500 metres flat race are, Gerros Anfield, Donnas Boe, Kildrenagh Ace, Looks N Money, Freddy Thelegend and Broomhill Zoomy. The 500 metres flat challenge will be staged at Sheffield on Tuesday, 20th November.
The most favoured entry for the race, Looks N Money, will break out of the trickiest trap, the black coloured stall, however the connections have associated their hopes with the success owing to the dedicated struggle of the black b***h to stay consistent with her rankings.
Her last six outings have culminated into success, seconds scores and also a third position.
The R. Warren trained secured the Grade A3 Book Now At www.owlertonstadium.co.uk on 15th October, 2012 at Sheffield over 500 metres. Racing in the white of the third stall, the four-year-old did not wait for long to set into a high gear and then managed retaining the lead right till the wire. It took her 29.76 seconds to nail the race.
Her charge of the final half-length had Taranis Black finishing right behind.
After qualifying as the runner-up in the very next outing, the dark b***h once again took off from the same box in the Grade A3 Pick Six Jackpot Starts Here on 26th October, 2012 at Sheffield over 500 metres.
The favourite entry sped up right after breaking from the gate and stayed glued to her leading role until she made it to the wire in 30.52 seconds. Coming at terms with the second position after losing the race by ¾ of a length was, Russelena Dixy.
As if Hades Rocket’s daughter had kept turns with the first and then the second position, she finished next to the best on 3rd November, 2012.
Looks N Money then proved her potential in the Grade A2 Night Continues At Napoleons Casino Race on 9th November, 2012 at Sheffield over 500 metres.
Racing out of the third trap, the four-year-old out of, Rockmount Euro, made sure that she had distanced herself from the rest of the lot and then led on for the wire, sealing the fate of the race in 29.34 seconds.
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