Aldworth Samson seeking victory in BAGS Track Championship Final Standard Dogs Div B
Aldworth Samson will be seeking a strong run in the BAGS Track Championship Final Standard Dogs Div B at Perry Barr in Ireland on Sunday, December 23, 2012. He does not have a lot of experience, but has been performing really well with consistency for his
team, which will make him a strong contender for victory tomorrow.
The talented greyhound has been working really hard with his team in order to improve his overall skills. This has helped him achieve some brilliant results since making his debut, but things will be slightly tougher for him in a Grade IR competition.
His rivals will come out hard at him and will cause a lot of problems for him in order to bag a cash prize of £500 in the end. They will be looking forward to aggressive in the opening phases of the race, as the overall distance to cover is just 480 metres.
Although, the race is not a lengthy one, yet it will not be a clever idea to run out of gas after the first hundred metres. The one who saves some energy for the final moments will definitely be in a position to claim the top spot.
All contestants are young and full of energy, so the spectators at Perry Barr will be expecting a lot of entertainment. They will have to wait for quite some time though, as the action is going to kick off at 15:13 GMT tomorrow.
Guinness Wild, who is the youngest of all contestants, will definitely attract a lot of bets from the punters, as his performances have been quite impressive. Moreover, he has got a great chance of being aggressive from the start, as he has been slotted
in trap number six.
The S. Cahill’s trained dog first appeared onto the scene in October 2012 and he has been delivering decent results with consistency since then.
However, he will not find it easy to weather the storm from Aldworth Samson, who is carrying the winning momentum right now.
The J. Wright’s trained hound took part in a T2 event at Perry Barr recently and should be comfortable on this racecourse. He is going to start the race from trap number four, but that will not be a big concern for him.
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