Droolari to steal the Grade A1 Sis Live A1 525
Getting into gear for racing in the Grade A1 Sis Live A1 525 at Shelbourne Park are Woodsgift Timmy, Killnan Cash, Highview Dasher, Peacock, Townspark Joey and Droolari. The 525 yards flat race is scheduled for Wednesday, 3rd October. The one who clocks the least time to make it to the wire will be rewarded with €400 prize money.
One of the most threatening hounds in the field for tonight is the two-year-old black dog, Droolari. His last two outings have been at the same level, and he has excelled at both the instances.
Racing since 2011, he has tried his luck at multiple race courses, and over varying distances.
On 15th September, 2012 he won over 525 yards. Drawing the fifth trap, he was quick to become the centre of attention, and remained so until he reached the wire in 28.96 seconds.
Missing the winner’s place by the margin of 2 ½ lengths was, Glenesker.
Retaining the form along with the racing pattern in the last race had the two-year-old out of, Automatic Show, settling the race in 28.92 seconds. Even the clocked in time was nearly in line with what he took previously over the same distance.
This time around his winning margin had gone up to 4 ½ lengths, and he set, g**s Rip Off, as the runner-up.
The 5 to 1 entry has drawn the sixth box to race from, which is the same trap that he won from the last time that he raced. Staying on the wide end, covering ground by setting in a high pace, and keeping away from the traffic will ensure him a smooth trip.
Another prospect for the race is the two-year-old black dog, Townspark Joey. He has straight away jumped into the open race level after a series of Grade T races. He has raced only twice after kick starting the racing career, and has only improved from the two chances that he was exposed to.
The most recent outing on 14th September, 2012 had him covering the 525 yards distance in 28.78 seconds while leading by three lengths and defeating, Royal Diva.
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