Star One Day on his way to stardom in the Stondon Mini – Dup
Taking part in the Grade OR Stondon Mini – Dup are Inslips, Daddys Round, Warning Sign, Star One Day, Romeo Mercury and Boher Chieftain. They have their intentions set at the £150 prize money of the race that will be hosted by Henlow on Thursday, 22nd November, 2012. Majority of the line-up has already tested their luck at this level before, and have been successful at multiple occasions.
The Mark Wallis trained, fourth trap, Star One Day, is a lightly raced hound who secured success in his career outing in August in a Grade A1 race.
The career debut was followed by three Grade T races and then he was given a chance at the open level in which he failed, ending to a fourth position.
Black Shaw’s son notched up the ranking to a third position in the Grade OR Simon & Sarah Wedding Stakes on 26th October, 2012 at Romford over 400 metres.
Crowded when racing in the first position and then facing challenges when running in for the wire from the third spot, saw him deprived of the second and the first position. The race was won by, Bonamassa Rocks, in 24.33 seconds, who led by two lengths.
Star One Day then came full swing in the Grade OR Pick The 6-Pack Maidens on 2nd November, 2012 at Romford over 400 metres.
The blue trap broke into an early pace, raced in for the wire in the middle and then reeled in from the second position. He was on the other end of the wire in 24.61 seconds.
Losing the chance by 1 ¼ lengths and then settling as the runner-up was, Tinas Luke.
Ever since the success, his next two attempts have seen him qualifying as the runner-up.
The two-year-old out of, Feora Lee, finished next to best in the Erith Contractors Group LTD Stakes on 9th November, 2012 at Romford after bunping and then getting challenged.
His next failed outing was in the Grade OR Coral Supports The RGOA Standard on 16th November, 2012 at Romford. The favourite entry, Glanmire Lad, made it to the wire in 24.16 seconds.
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