Farloe Ironman set to show a winning performance in Coral Sussex Cup - Heat 6 at Hove
Farloe Ironman is coming to Hove after doing plenty of good work at Wimbledon. The conditions are slightly different here, nevertheless, a chance can be taken on him in sixth heat of the Coral Sussex Cup, taking place on Thursday, July 19, 2012.
A vacation would have given the hound an opportunity to relax and regain his energy. Considering his previous performances, one can easily trust him. After facing a defeat at the hands of Coolavanny Bert, the black and white paid back the dept with the same
coin, beating his major rival brilliantly in the Derby semi-final.
M. Dartnall’s trainee was so impressive that it looked almost impossible for the rest of the crew to catch him. In the finale of the mega event, the son of Premier Fantasy was runner-up behind Blonde Snapper in late May.
He boasts a strong profile, and will attract a lot of punters tonight. His recent solo outings suggest that he will not let his supporters down tonight.
Others in the pack are: Westmead Maldini, Airforce Newyork, Jazz Apollo, Sakara Star and Droopys College. According to the program, the 515 metres race will be started at 21:24 GMT. Just like other heats, it carries a cash prize of £175.
Airforce Newyork will be creeping closer in second half of the race. The black dog recently made an unlucky outing at Romford, missing the first prize only by a head’s distance. He is facing a lot tougher opposition this time.
Westmead Maldini’s confidence might have been shaken by a terrible outcome last Sunday. In a 480 metres race, the blue dog could only beat the back marker after getting bumped in the beginning. He has good memories in this event, as he was third to Longwood
Days in the 2011 Sussex Cup.
Jazz Apollo was a 29.57 seconds winner in a similar race earlier this year. We don’t expect him to be equally good today. Sakara Star appears to have no chance against this bunch. Similarly, Droopys College will need to produce something extra special.
Derby runner-up, Farloe Ironman, is such a dangerous hound that it is very hard to look elsewhere for the winner. Good luck to all the runners.
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