Farloe Wolverine to extend beyond hat-trick through the Betfred ‘Home Of Goals Galore’ 480 metres Trophy
The three-year-old white and black dog, Farloe Wolverine, is the strongest link in the Betfred ‘Home Of Goals Galore’ 480 metres Trophy that will be raced at Nottingham over 480 metres flat on Wednesday, 18th July. Participating in order to take
back the £1000 prize money for the connections are Endova Rossi, Paradise Cruz, Trewmount Snap, Dromana Max and Drumsna Hero.
Premier Fantasy’s three-year-old black and white dog slipped into the new season on 14th May, 2012 and what followed were four training sessions. Two of the sessions were at Nottingham and the remaining were at Coventry.
He won his seasonal debut on 9th June, 2012 at Coventry in the 1st June Standard – Division B over 485 metres. The favourite entry broke into an early pace after leaving the third stall and then timed the track distance in 29.76 seconds
by not compromising on the lead.
The Charlie Lister trained struck a hat-trick by adding two more success stories. A second position after the hat trick led to four more training sessions, two at Nottingham and the other two at Coventry.
The three-year-old black and white dog out of b***h, Farloe Reserve, won the Barbados Standard Trophy – Heat 1 on 24th June, 2012 at Coventry over 485 metres. The favourite entry set an early pace and then led up to the wire in 29.47 seconds,
winning by the margin of ¾ of a length.
On 1st July, the three-year-old won the Barbados Standard Trophy Final at Coventry over 485 metres. Farloe Wolverine broke from the fourth stall, set into an early pace and then was impossible to stop after leading from the first position. He
timed the track distance in 29.42 seconds.
The evening’s favourite, Fire Height Spec, concluded the race in 29.52 seconds.
It took the favourite entry of the race, Farloe Wolverine, 29.50 seconds to rest the Brandon Standard – Division A on 8th July, 2012. Even though he was not quick to close in on the distance initially, he was the first one to lead and get the
distance settled in 29.50 seconds.
He defeated the runner up, Yorkshire Knight, by 3 ¼ lengths.
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