Ardmayle Player likely to succeed in Swindon Monkey 509ER - Heat 3
Ardmayle Player is full of confidence following a terrific win at Henlow at the start of this month. He is expected to continue his good form and dominate the proceedings in the third heat of Swindon Monkey 509ER, being held at Swindon on Wednesday, May 9th.
The draw is also a massive plus for the black dog, as he is facing no in-form rival. Among his opposition are: Farloe Orion, Farley Totti, Tae Toe, Westway Triangle and Indigo Kitti.
According to the preset plan, the 509 metres heat will be started at 20:51 GMT. A cash prize of £100 is reserved for the champion.
Ardmayle Player has been delivering positive results over the past few weeks. After two unlucky outings at Hove, the black hound travelled to Henlow in search of a win.
His hard work paid off, as he grabbed the winning position in a 550 metres heat. C. Stringer’s trainee has a wonderful track record at Henlow, but one will to wait and see how he keeps his head high at Swindon.
Farloe Orion will take a real test of Ardmayle Player’s abilities. Wearing red jacket, the black dog is all set to do something special.
He has been struggling with his form for the last couple of weeks. His last triumph hit the headlines in mid March, when he beat Ding Hero by a neck’s distance in a similar contest. He needs a slice of luck to repeat the show tonight.
Out of others, Farley Totti is the most dangerous hound. Although the black dog is coming into this event after two poor performances, it is hard to rule him out of the equation.
It is going to be a tough task for Indigo Kitti, who is yet to make an impression at this level. Westway Triangle needs everything to click, otherwise she has no chance at all. Tae Toe ran well in his last appearance at Swindon, but has been showing modest form since then.
Ardmayle Player has the highest chance of bagging the winning cheque. Farloe Orion is the main danger. We wish the best of luck to everyone.
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