Boher Paddy favourite for the Bettor.com Scottish Derby 1st Round Heat 3
Boher Paddy has won pretty decent odds for winning the Bettor.com Scottish Derby 1st Round Heat 3 at Shawfield in England on Saturday, March 31, 2012. The triumphant greyhound will walk away with a cash prize of £100.
The participants will have to cover an overall distance of 480 metres in the flat race, which is scheduled to start at 21:15 GMT. The entries confirmed for the event are: Boher Paddy,
Blue Artisan, Barefoot Allstar, Cuil Hawk, Ardmayle Driver and Must Be Ruby.
The bookies have full faith in the abilities of Boher Paddy, who has been delivering some excellent results over the past many races. He seems to be in great rhythm at the moment and the punters will be placing the maximum number of bets in his favour
today.
C. Lister’s trained runner has mostly been doing trial runs and has been pretty much impressive so far. He has also taken part in a few races occasionally, winning a couple of them in this grade recently. However, he is not a regular at Shawfield and
that might work against him in the end.
Despite that, the black dog will be the one to beat in today’s race, as he has the tools to fight for victories. The seasoned hound is the son of Balintore Brave out of Knock Princess and was born in October 2008.
On the other hand, Blue Artisan has the potential to spoil the part for today’s favourite dog. He is a very good runner, but might not find things easier in this grade, as he will be up against some of the very best runners.
H. Williams’ trained hound is not in racing form at the moment, as he has mostly been doing trial runs. This might work against him today and the punters will be reluctant over placing bets on him.
The blue dog is the son of Droopys Maldini out of Poolie Pride and was born in July 2008.
Other than the top two favourites, Barefoot Allstar will also be the one to watch out for, as he is quite capable of fighting for victories. However, Boher Paddy has the best chances of winning the race and it will be hard for the rest of the participants
to stop him.
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