Ministry Millie set to dominate Rose Bowl Final
Ministry Millie is a solid candidate for winning the Rose Bowl Final at Romford in England on Friday, July 20, 2012. She will have to come out with all guns blazing in order to claim the cash prize of £750 in the Grade OR event.
The 575 metres flat race will definitely test the stamina of all runners, as it will be a crucial factor at the end of the day. The action will begin at 21:24 GMT and the spectators will be hoping for a nail biting event.
There are some very good runners scheduled to take part in the race and the battle at the front will definitely be worth watching. The bookmakers believe that Ministry Millie will be one of the contenders for victory at Romford and their judgement seems
to be a right one, as she is in very good rhythm. The punters should also risk some bets on her, as they have a chance of winning easy money at the end of the day.
The K. Findlay’s trained b***h is used to handling pressure, as she was sent into a Grade OR event right at the start of her career. The race took place at Romford and she was given a starting price of 7 to 2 by the bookmakers. Her speed was impressive and
she finished runner up.
Just in her very next race in this class, the black b***h was rated as the favourite to win and she did not disappoint her fans, prevailing by three lengths. She started off steadily, but kept on increasing her speed towards the end.
Since then, the young b***h has represented her trainer in a lot of events and her performances have been good. She seems to like the longer distance events, as her stamina is quite impressive.
Ministry Millie’s performances in recent times have also been up to the mark, as she has won a couple of events out of her previous five attempts. She was victorious at Romford in her penultimate outing, despite not being rated as the favourite back then.
Other than that Razldazl Billy’s daughter finished runner up in her previous race, which shows the kind of form she is in at the moment.
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