Droopys Patsy likely to thrive in Coral.co.uk Standard – Triplicated
Those, who point fingers towards Droopys Patsy’s record in OR format of the game, will be surprised to see the trainee of N. McEllistrim thriving emphatically in the high-stakes open race of Coral.co.uk Standard – Triplicated that is scheduled to take place
at Hove course tonight.
After breaking from the red box, the two-year-old veteran hound will run confidently over 515 meters with his eyes on the prize money worth £150.
Realistically speaking, the son of Droopys Vieri out of Wee Ranger has never done well in open races anywhere. This can be called a luck factor as he has been impressive in some of the other formats. But this time, he is keen to shut his critics by winning.
The brilliant dog bagged a couple of back-to-back triumphs in June 2012. After a few more decent performances, he went on to finish first in the Mike Baxter Last Weekend Of Freedom Stakes that was held on July 28.
The brilliant sprinter elegantly clinched top spot in the A1 515m Flat on the 1st of this month. In between all these races, there came some OR contest but he could not perform confidently.
Considering his fresh form, it is anticipated that he will show a calculated run in tonight’s marathon. Ashington Denzo is the potential rival who can impede him on the way.
The C. Gardiner trained blue dog had been impressive during the last two months. He nicely won two A2 races in July.
On August 9, the son of Ace Hi Rumble out of Droopys Lotto finished second in the Gala Coral Maiden that was followed by a grand victory in the Gala Coral Maiden (duplicated). Thus, the experienced racer proved that he could do well in OR format.
Overall, Ashington Denzo has proved his skills in almost all major formats of the game. Thus, tonight’s contest does not seem to be a big challenge for him. Only a little extra effort can earn him victory.
In the light of this analysis, we can expect a stern spar between Ashington Denzo and Droopys Patsy. Good luck to the both.
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