B Draper’s Eden Star sparkled on the Belle Vue track, after succeeding in the Betfair Laurels Heats
The race card of Belle Vue meeting highlighted the six shows of the Betfair Laurels Heats, but the only hound who placed himself in the middle of the lime light due to his inspiring chase was none other than Eden Star. Trainer Barry Draper’s champion once
again availed the chance to steal the show, by presenting an amazing performance.
Covering the trip of 470 meters, with immense velocity the hound was declared as the speedy qualifier of the next round.
Winning the £100 purse is not the only desire, but being spotted as a conqueror of the greyhound racing is his main aim.
The fortunate hound was placed in trap 1 to commence his chase with the ideal odds of 1 – 5 F, for trainer B Draper. Wearing red and white jacket, as he began his chase the hound was patterned moderately away from the lot of dogs.
Suddenly Eden Star boosted up his rallying speed, and succeeded in attaining the leading position during the first bend. With his swift and sure attitude, the black and white dog sustained the precious spot, until he crossed over.
In the total estimated time of 27.96 seconds, B Draper’s citorious dog magnificently crossed the finish line, and confirmed his trap in the Betfair Laurels Semi-Finals.
Besides the speedy winner of the Heat 3, the rest of the five winners have also verified their places in the second round.
The purse winner of the first show, Heat 1 was trainer C Callow’s Longwood Fantasy. With the most favourable odds, the black dog impressively gun downed all his contenders and through 10 – 11 F odds crossed the wire in 28.16 seconds.
Right after the first show, Heat 2 opened its trap doors to confirm the £100 purse winner. Tudor Prince was the auspicious hound, who with 11 – 10 F probabilities secured his trap for the semi-final sound.
Trainer H Williams’s three-year-old black dog, reached the finish line in 28.09 seconds.
Heat 4’s victorious winner was Vatican Stein, a black dog, whose win astonished trainer P Rosney. The two-year-old with the odds of 6 – 1, inspiringly whitewashed the lot of hounds in 28.43 seconds, including the 11 – 10 F Freds Champ.
Trainer D Childs black dog Leos Options’s astonishing pace assisted him in stealing Heat 5, with 5 – 1 odd. The two-year-old besides winning the purse and confirming his trap in the semi-finals over threw the ideal hound of the show, Graigues Chief in 28.20
seconds.
The last winner of the show was trainer J Bateson’s Oneco Black. In with the odds of 8 – 11 F, the black dog along with the Heat 6 winner was the second speedy qualifier of the combat.
The six triumphant of the Betfair Laurels Heats will break the blaze out on the racing track of Belle Vue. Besides the rest of the purse winners, eyes are on the swift qualifier of the second round Eden Star, whose out class chase has always brought in celebrations
for trainer B Draper.
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