Farloe Wolverine to continue with unprecedented success in the Betfred Steel City Cup Trial Stakes – Dup
The undisputed favourite for the Betfred Steel City Cup Trial Stakes – Dup is the 4 to 6 entry, Farloe Wolverine. The 500 metres flat race at Sheffield on Tuesday, 24th July has gathered quite a few talented hounds who will race for getting entitled to the £200 prize money.
Threatening the fifth success string to Farloe Wolverine’s winning streak of four are Dunnes Joe, Lethal Roy, Old Fort Chief, Clerihan Gold and Lethal Tiger.
Premier Fantasy’s three-year-old son shot into the new season with a series of training sessions. Two of them were at Nottingham over 305 metres while the remaining were hosted by Coventry over 485 metres.
The first seasonal success of the black and white dog was in the 1st June Standard – Division B on 9th June, 2012 at Coventry over 485 metres. The favourite entry of the race broke from the third gate and set into an early pace right then. He led from there on and concluded the race in 29.76 seconds.
Losing the race by the neck’s margin was, Atouchofvenus.
The three-year-old then won the first heat of the Barbados Standard Trophy on 24th June, 2012 at Coventry over 485 metres. Farloe Wolverine followed his signature style of breaking into a high gear and then leading. The pattern got him the race in 29.47 seconds with ¾ of a length under his belt.
Borna George settled right behind after racing for 29.53 seconds while this race marked the first episode of the winning streak.
The three-year-old out of b***h, Farloe Reserve, was then dominant in the Barbados Standard Trophy Final on 1st July, 2012 at Coventry over 485 metres. He settled the race in 29.42 seconds and set the evening’s favourite, Fire Height Spec, as the runner-up.
The Charlie Lister conditioned took charge of the Brandon Standard – Division A on 8th July at Coventry over 485 metres and struck a hat-trick by timing the track distance in 29.50 seconds.
18th July gave him the Betfred ‘Home Of Goals Galore’ 480 metres Trophy at Nottingham as the black and white dog rested the race in 29.24 seconds.
His success tonight is inevitable in case he does not let go off his set composure.
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