Bush Hill Arty expected to complete hat-trick
The way Bush Hill Arty performed in his last three open races was really hilarious. It was greatly amazing for the spectators who watched the O'Brien trained black dog fighting in the playfields.
As the two-year-old novice hound gets ready to heat up his feet in the high-profile race of Ray Mulvaney Quick-fire Open 350 Final, most of the sport fans believe that he will be able to win convincingly tonight.
This is going to be the young dog’s fourth trip to Shelbourne Park. He did well in the previous races. So, we can expect that he will not take it as a big issue to outplay five mighty rivals while running over 350 yards.
The best thing about the rookie runner is that he has summed up immense momentum from his two recent OR triumphs, and now, he wants to complete hat-trick at every cost.
The talented son of Scarty Lad out of Bush Hill Pride started his career in January 2012. He managed to break his maiden by winning an A5 race with two lengths’ margin on May 12.
After three pathetic performances, he won an A3 race over 525 yards on July 20. That was followed by a S3 victory in August.
With the dawn of September, Bush Hill Arty picked up some miraculous momentum that helped him finish as the runner-up in his first open race entitled as Bet With The Tote Open 350. After winning the very next race by a length’s margin, he impressed all by bringing home the title of Ray Mulvaney Quick-fire Open 350 Semi-final in his last start.
What a record! These stats show how effective the dog is in OR format of the game. However, he will have to be wary of the hot-favourite rival, Bulmers Baby, tonight.
The J. McGee trained black b***h has won a number of open races since the dawn of the calendar year. Her last title was the Ray Mulvaney Quick-fire Open 350 Semi-final that she bagged on September 26.
So, a fierce battle between the dog and the b***h is on the way. Let us enjoy it. Good luck to both the runners.
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