Desert Ted confident about the Book Now At www.owlertonstadium.co.uk
The two-year-old, Desert Ted, has been up to scoring a second position and winning a race after that for the first four outings of the career as the fifth one had him failing to a miserable sixth position. His sixth career race has come in the form of the Grade A3 Book Now At www.owlertonstadium.co.uk on Tuesday, 28th August, 2012 at Sheffield over 500 metres flat.
Contesting for taking back the £89 prize money back to the connections are Truly Blue, Luke My Lad, Tyrur Tango, Swift Coke and Run Royal.
The black hound’s career debut was in a 280 metres race at Sheffield on 25th July, 2012. The race was won by, Desert Denny, in 16.80 seconds.
The A. McKenna trained then made the most out of the very next chance at the same race course but over 500 metres. Surprisingly the hound who had won Desert Ted’s career debut qualified as the runner-up as the two-year-old won in 30.09 seconds and with the margin of 4 ¼ lengths.
On 2nd August, Royal Impact’s son took every chance and raced on from the middle at an almost deceptive speed.
The two-year-old yet again fell back to the runner-up’s position in a 500 metres race on 9th August at Sheffield. He missed he chance by 5 ¼ lengths and had Rhincrew Luke timing the track distance in 29.71 seconds.
The fourth career outing saw the black hound bagging a 500 metres race at Sheffield on 16th August, 2012. He set into an early pace after racing out of the sixth gate, did not compromise on the lead and took 29.68 seconds to rest the race, running from the middle.
Finishing the closest to the winner was, Desert Denny, who missed the race due to three lengths.
The worst and the hardest blow came in the form of the Grade A3 500 metres flat race on 21st August, 2012 at Sheffield. While Anville Alright monopolised the title after taking 29.77 seconds, the favourite entry took the longest, 30.16 seconds, to make it to the wire.
He is backed by 5 to 1 chances for the race tonight.
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