University Man all set to take first prize in Nottingham’s William Hill Stayers Trophy - Heat 1
University Man is a real credit to the connection. The black and white dog is a versatile sort, and should not face any difficultly in bagging the first prize in the opening heat of Nottingham’s William Hill Stayers Trophy, taking place on Monday, April
29, 2013.
The M. Roberts-trained has been performing consistently over the past few weeks. Winning three of the previous five races shows how good rhythm he is in. Although the victories were at the lower level, it is hard to overlook his momentum and chances for
this meeting.
After taking a narrow victory on March 16th, the son of True Honcho lost his winning rhythm for a while, and finished second on a couple of occasions. He got back to the winning ways on April 12th, when capturing the first prize by
half a length.
The November-08 hound further raised his game, and defeated the rivals comfortably by a couple of lengths last time. It was an amazing act, as he stayed ahead all the way through. After taking a handsome lead at the second bend, he never looked back.
Confidence is high, so is the rhythm. The draw is another massive plus. Wearing red jersey, University Man has every chance of putting tremendous amount of pressure on the rivals. Other runners in the pack are:
Slaneyside Mona, Bessell Ben, Bringthemhome, Movealong Seanie, and Gurtnacrehy Ruby. The 680 metres clash is due to begin at 20:22 GMT. The winning prize is 200 pounds.
Slaneyside Mona has been running well over four and six bends. Therefore, the black b***h can play a role today. Bringthemhome, the golden oldie, retains plenty of enthusiasm. But the current form is not satisfactory.
Movealong Seanie needs to get going early against these rivals. Otherwise, the black dog will be having nothing in his pocket. Bessell Ben is dangerous fellow. The black dog was runner-up to University Man last time, and could produce a similar outcome.
Gurtnacrehy Ruby had his moments lately. But the blue and white dog needs plenty of luck to be competitive in a race of this nature. We wish the best of luck to all the contenders.
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