Roscoes Pencil eager to earn fourth straight success
Having gained great confidence from her three consecutive triumphs, the L. Tuffin trained white and black b***h, Roscoes Pencil, is now going to claim the ace title of The Owners' Bonus Series - Heat 3, scheduled to be held at Nottingham tonight.
The A7 contest over 500 meters has £100 for the winner. Roscoes Pencil will break from the white box to produce an electric pace with sheer stamina.
Some people say that the brilliant b***h has gained more than her age. Debuting on August 4, 2012, she finished third in a T3 race on August 11.
The daughter of Premier Fantasy out of Caulstown Jayden broke her maiden by winning a T2 race with a narrow margin on August 18. She had to fight hard again to win the very next T3 race.
The novice hound made herself felt in the eyes of the punters and the common sport fans by finishing first with the 2-length margin in her last outing entitled as A7 500m Flat. These three tremendous triumphs have made the b***h an invincible candidate for
tonight’s marathon. Thus, she is likely to thrive emphatically as none of her rivals is strong enough except Salacres Night.
The P. Harnden trained black and white b***h debuted in September 2011, but she had to wait for breaking her maiden till the 1st of this month.
The daughter of Bit Chili out of Say Good Night fought hard and won the A7 500m Flat at Nottingham on September 1. She defeated the hot favourite rival, Blueby Loobella, convincingly to thrive.
Prior to this, the young and enthusiastic sprinter finished as the runner-up in each of the two A7 races during August. She has a number of podium finishes to her name, but just one victory.
In tonight’s marathon, Salacres Night will try her best to add second straight success to her profile. Thus, she can prove to be a big danger for Roscoes Pencil.
Therefore, a fierce spar is expected between the two mighty b*****s. Let us enjoy the race and see how Roscoes Pencil manages to justify her talent. Good luck to the both.
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