Matthecat to show his best in Text Dogs To 60006 Maiden Trophy at Romford
Matthecat is has not yet shown his best. The list of his fans is very long, and everybody is waiting for his glory days. Bearing his last two good efforts in mind, one can expect that the moment has come now. G. Ballentine’s is not facing a tough opposition
at Romford, where he will take part in Text Dogs To 60006 Maiden Trophy, a 400 metres contest, set to take place on Friday, April 26th.
Matthecat was awful on his previous venture. But he did well in the trials thereafter. After gaining some momentum in a good solo run, the blue hound continued his good work, and won a trial race easily by five lengths on April 15th.
The son of Mount Leader faced slightly tougher opposition on the following occasion. On April 22nd, the July-11 hound was runner-up only by one and a quarter lengths. The draw is not a big concern. He is standing in the orange box, from where
he has performed well in the past.
He, however, needs an element of luck to sway things in his favour. Other runners in the pack are: Caz Hitch, Best Nick, Dudleys Queen, Woodsgift Timmy, and Dilemmas Vikki. The race will be begun at 20:02 GMT. A prize of 150 pounds is reserved for the successful
hound.
Caz Hitch seems to be the second best choice. The black dog failed to build on promising first effort here last month. On March 26th, he won a trial race comfortably, but lost rhythm afterwards. He finished sixth last time around.
Dudleys Queen would not have to find much to play a leading role. The white and black b***h is still trying to settle at this level. Best Nick has not been disgraced in better standards races. The draw is a concern for the black dog.
As far as Woodsgift Timmy’s chances are concerned, lack of course knowledge is a slight concern. Dilemmas Vikki shows up early in moderate grade at Sittingbourne. The blue b***h is unlikely to make an impact. We wish the best of luck to all the hounds.
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