Diesel Malc, the one to look out for in the Hove 475
Taking their chances with the £175 prize money of the Grade OR Hove 475 are, Diesel Malc, Jaytee Tiger, Britania Ardbeg, Castlebride Dan, Delwood Roko and Vindepa. The contest will be staged at Hove on Thursday, 15th November. All of the entries have already given a shot to the level, but all could not muster the same fate as the rest.
The fourth trap, Castlebride Dan, is the most experienced while the red box for tonight, Diesel Malc, has been bringing up some pretty good rankings for the kennel.
Racing from the last trap tonight will be, Vindepa.
The four-year-old brindle dog, Diesel Malc, has won two out the three OR races in which he took part. He experienced racing from the first three gates at each of the occasion.
The M. Fawsitt trained won the Pick The 6-Pack On 01708 762 345 Standard on 26th October, 2012 at Romford. The third trap raced away from the rest of the competition at the beginning of the race. He took the rail and then maintained the lead to the wire that got him home in 24.24 seconds.
The favourite entry had the final 1 ½ lengths in his favour and thusly set, Droopys Linford, as the runner-up.
Ballymac Maeve’s son’s next shot was in the Grade OR Coral Sprint on 2nd November, 2012 at Romford over 225 metres. The race saw him ending second as he missed the winner’s crown by 1 ¼ lengths.
Billymatt, the favourite entry, won the race in 13.77 seconds.
When racing in the first position, the blue trap had to check the level of completion which got the leader cementing his stance.
The four-year-old out of, Crazy Jane, landed the Grade OR Coral Hove 475 on 8th November, 2012 at Hove. Breaking out of the very first trap, the brindle dog flew away with speed, and stayed glued to the rail until he reached the wire.
He made it to the other end of the wire in 27.97 seconds, making Forest Dot miss his winning target by 7 ¼ lengths.
The 10 to 11 entry for tonight’s race will take off from the first trap.
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