Seals Babe in form for taking down the competition in the Bags Track Championship b*****s
Two entries from Crayford and a similar number from Hove are participating in the Bags Track Championship b*****s at Sittingbourne on Thursday, 1st November. The 480 metres race has the total prize money of £200. The two local entries are, Renas Princess and Dilemmas Tessa.
The first box has been drawn by the Crayford entry, Mountcashel Gift, while the opposite end has been reserved for the Hove representative, Mickys Acclaim.
The Seamus Cahill trained, Seals Babe, takes the lead over the rest of the lot with an impressive recent success at Hove and a highly rated trial session. The 2 to 1 shot for the race tonight has been primarily racing at Hove ever since the previous season, when she joined the racing career.
Crash’s daughter has tried her luck at the open level too, but could not put forth the best of her performances.
The victory in a Grade A2 515 metres flat race at Hove on 8th September, 2012, prompted the connections to get the black b***h a chance at the more refined level.
Her early pace and lead had her completing the trip in 29.81 seconds, while the identical distance in the Grade OR Vathi Kalymnoy Trophy on 13th September, 2012, saw her getting driven down to the fourth position.
The very next try of the two-year-old culminated into success, but the difference this time was in the level. The hound out of, Foggy Blue Bell, took 29.80 seconds to settle a Grade A1 515 metres flat race on 29th September.
The point that she was not ready for achieving at the open level, and was more comfortable with the Grade A series became more than clear to the connections.
The most recent win of Seals Babe was in a Grade A2 515 metres flat race on 20th October, 2012 at Hove. Racing in the red of the first box she made the most of her winning tactic of setting into an early pace and consequently picking up the lead. The two-year-old was through in 29.90 seconds.
She has drawn the second gate to break out from tonight.
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