Airforce Cougar – Performance Review - 2012
Airforce Cougar has been giving some decent performances since making her debut in 2011. This year has also been a good one for her and she will be looking to entertain her fans in the future events as well.
After being quite consistent during her debut season, the young b***h was expected to be in devastating form in the current year. However, things did not go well for her at the start of this year and she had to wait before getting back her winning touch.
Her first race in 2012 was Eva Menon Retirement Stakes at Romford. There were some fierce competitors up against her in the Grade OR contest, which had an overall distance of 400 metres to cover.
Fernhill Jess was rated as the favourite to succeed in that race and there were no surprises in the end, as she secured the top spot with ease.
However, Airforce Cougar would have been disappointed with the outcome of the race, as she was unable to make a strong impression. She was given a general starting price of 12 to 1 and entered from trap number four.
She was not quick out of the blocks and did not get a clear run, which pushed her at the bottom of the table. However, she did manage to give some fight in the end and had to settle for fourth place overall.
Although, the R. Holloway’s trainee did not look in perfect shape, she continued to participate in Grade OR events until the mid of the season. Victories did not come to her way and her team decided to work hard on her form through some training sessions.
Once she got into the rhythm, the black b***h was once again allowed to take part in a Grade OR event. This time, she did not disappoint her fans and finished on top of the table by a comfortable margin of three lengths.
This victory boosted her confidence and she started delivering better results for her team. Even when she was unable to claim the top spot, she did fight for the top-three positions.
This is a really good sign for Airforce Cougar and her fans will be expecting her to continue performing like this at the highest level of greyhound racing.
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