Oscars Cobra to be prominent in his track debut at Nottingham in the Stadium Bookmakers Sprint Trophy
The 9 to 4 shot for the Stadium Bookmakers Sprint Trophy, Oscars Cobra, is the highly likely prospect for taking back the winner’s prize money to the connections. The race will be held over 305 metres flat at Nottingham on Monday, 5th November.
The total prize money for the race is £150.
The two-year-old trained by, J. Reynolds, is the only one in the field who has won two OR events recently, and has failed too.
The black hound cracked into the racing career in March this very season, and has raced at Romford ever since then. The race tonight will be his track debut, with only a Grade T experience at the track.
During the trial session, he broke from the fourth trap, and for tonight he has drawn the orange box. Two out of his last three attempts at the OR level were successes.
Killahan Phanter’s son won the Never A Quarrel? Bet With Coral Sprint on 5th October, 2012 at Romford. The 225 metres over which he raced are less than what he has to conquer over tonight.
Taking off from the extreme end in black and white vest, Oscars Cobra, broke into a high gear, raced in the middle and was on the other end in 13.86 seconds after taking command from the first position.
Winning by the margin of 5 ¼ lengths had, Millwards Impact, coming at terms with the second position.
After a dreadful fifth position in the very next start, the two-year-old out of, Black Cue, had his chance on 26th October.
Racing from the same trap as the previous race, the three-year-old dark hound stamped success in the Never A Quarrel? Bet With Coral Sprint at Romford over 225 metres.
After setting into a high speed, Oscars Cobra transited from the middle of the track to the wide end, completing the trip in 13.53 seconds. Monleek Town, the runner-up, lost the chance by the margin of two lengths.
His preparation of the race tonight includes a drilling session at Nottingham over 305 metres.
The rest lined-up for the race include Kilmalady Fox, Monleek Sloopy, Big Local, Greenlough Ball and Blackstone Bob.
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