Droopys Alexus looking to win Altar Open
Droopys Alexus is looking to adorn her career with the title of Julies Dash To The Altar Open 850, an Open Race that is set to take place at Shelbourne Park on Saturday night, April 14.
Kilduff’s black b***h holds the most favourite position on the betting card. She will courageously compete against Benro Sparky, Incitatus, Racenight Meg, Fatboyz Slim and Up In Time.
The high-stakes contest over a distance of 851 yards is scheduled to start at 20:18 (GMT). The prize purse contains €500.
Though Droopys Alexus has been a consistent performer since the very beginning of her career but she gained great confidence with the dawn of 2012.
The brilliant b***h nicely accomplished a big victory by a big margin of 10 lengths on March 31. This was indeed a magnificent success which boosted up the victor’s morale further.
The daughter of Ace Hi Rumble out of Droopys Laramie went of grab a runner-up rank in her last outing on April 9.
Now, the two-year-old novice runner intends to make a big impact in the Altar Open which will be an acid test of the b***h’s capabilities.
If the maverick sprinter manages to show a smooth and strong run, she will surely be able to clinch top spot in the race.
Among Droopys Alexus’ competitors, Racenight Meg looks to be strong enough. The K. O’Shea-trained black b***h possesses an epic track record. She registered a fabulous hat-trick during May-June 2011.
During August-September 2011, the daughter of Kinloch Brae out of Blissful Return accomplished two runner-up ranks along with two triumphs in a row.
Benro Sparky is also likely to perform well in the race. During March 2012, Moran’s black dog excellently grabbed a couple of triumphs. The son of Westmead Hawk out of Benro Lucky finished 3rd in his last outing on April 9.
In the situation, a tough tug of war is expected in the race. The hot favourite hound will have to demonstrate a meticulous run in a bid to keep her head high. Good luck to all the runners.
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