Murlens Crash and Ayamzaman set to fight for 60006 Trophy
There is likely to be a fierce battle between Murlens Crash and Ayamzaman for the ace title of the Text Dogs To 60006 Trophy that will take place at Romford racecourse on Friday night, June 1. The Open Race over the distance of 400 metres will commence at 22:11 (GMT).
Murlens Crash and Ayamzaman are ready to run alongside Droopys Chase, Droopys Bach, Bridge Bandit and Guinness Andy.
Each one of these two hounds is h**l-bent to turn the tables, and there will be a tough tug of war between the duo.
Murlens Crash started his career in January 2012. The David Pruhs-trained brindle dog broke his maiden no later than March 22. The two-year-old novice runner moved on to gain two triumphs in April.
The talented son of Crash out of Murlens Snowdrop marvellously accomplished two epic victories in the first half of May. After getting a runner-up rank on May 18, he won a race by the big margin of 4 ¾ lengths on May 21. He again finished as a runner-up in his last outing on May 28.
Thus, Murlens Crash is quite confident to make a big impact in the Trophy.
On the other hand, Ayamzaman has achieved a number of iconic feats since the beginning of 2012. The M. Wallis-trained black and white dog elegantly accomplished a fabulous hat-trick in January. He stepped ahead to bag two consecutive triumphs in February.
In the month of May, the brilliant son of Droopys Scolari out of Star Of Dromin nicely won four races. His last victory came by the big margin of 12 lengths. He is awash with winning momentum at the momentum.
The situation seems to be fairly complicated. The clash is likely to be rip-roaring and nail-biting. Let us see who of the two manages to carry the day.
Among the other runners, Droopys Chase will fight for the second position. The D. Mullins-trained black dog won three races in a row from March 20 to April 2. He moved on to gain a triumph each on April 13 and May 26.
Let us go for the fantastic action. Good luck to all the contestants.
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