Magical Polly determined for the Grade A2 500 metres flat race
The gathering for the Grade A2 500 metres flat race on Monday, 8th October at Nottingham is tricky and confusing as almost all the contestants have been waiting for a success story post on their profile since quite a long while. Their desire for
taking back the £124 prize money back to the connections has brought them over the 500 metres track.
Magical Polly takes the first draw while, Romeo Revolution will race in the black and white jacket.
Collision’s brindle b***h, Magical Polly, has been racing at the Grade A2 level since April, 2012. Besides the most recent attempt of the, V. Green, trained the other three have been nothing less than a sincere effort for consistency.
The three-year-old took charge of the Grade A2 500 metres flat race on 24th August, 2012 at Nottingham. Racing in red, Magical Polly led from the second spot and remained by the rail throughout the track distance. It took her 30.36 seconds to
make it to the other end of the wire.
She left the runner-up, Francospatch, adrift by a neck’s mark.
Filling in the third position was, Swift Speed.
The form in the very next race wavered as the three-year-old caught up with the third position in the Grade A2 500 metres flat race on 4th September, 2012 at Nottingham.
The race was won by, Salacres Impact, who completed the track distance in 30.77 seconds, and forced Wicky Woman into the second position.
Getting crowded became the main reason for the brindle b***h’s failure.
On 14th September too she got crowded when racing in the second position after leaving the as usual first trap, however this time she was able to settle as the runner-up.
The race was won by the favourite entry, Noelles Hero, who timed the track distance in 30.46 seconds.
As per the routine, the 6 to 1 entry has drawn the same box, and will race in the same red vest. She will need to look out for the favourite of the race, the 9 to 4 Romeo Revolution. His last two attempts have been impressive thusly he can prove threatening
tonight.
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