Conkon confident to win Molson Coors Dual Distance Trophy - Heat 2
The T. Munslow trained fawn dawn, Conkon, is quite confident to claim top spot in the high-stakes event of the Molson Coors Dual Distance Trophy - Heat 2 that will be held at Nottingham racecourse on Monday night, August 27. The open race over 680 meters
is scheduled to start at 20:36 (GMT).
After breaking from the red box, the four-year-old veteran hound will compete hard against five worthy rivals for the sake of the prize money worth £125.
The dashing dog has made many iconic feats since the dawn of the calendar year. After bagging a couple of consecutive contests in January, he went on to win five races in a row during February-March.
The talented son of Flying Penske out of Minnies Budgie moved ahead to finish first in the William Hill Stayers Trophy that took place on March 26.
After registering some second and third spots in the subsequent starts, the brilliant hound accomplished a mega victory in the A2 500m Flat on August 7. He repeated the same in his second last start entitled as A2 500m Flat.
The maverick sprinter went on to finish 4th in the subsequent outing on August 24. As a whole, his career is marked with upsets. He has also won many races with favourite tags.
On the card of tonight’s marathon, Conkon is the most reliable options for the punters who want to spin their money in the market. From every aspect, he looks to be in the winning position.
The only challenge to him can be Salacres Jamaica who underwent a lot of training during the last following finishing as the runner-up in a T3 race on August 20.
The P. Harnden trained black b***h’s last victory came on August 6 when she emphatically finished first in the A5 500m Flat. She has just one OR start to her name. On the other hand, the daughter of Droopys Scolari out of Ahavoher Rachel has done well in
some other formats.
Though Salacres Jamaica will show resistance against Conkon, but the latter is likely to thrive in the end. Good luck to both of them.
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