Farlow Holly hopes to win Pro Co Ladies
Farlow Holly has hinged her eyes fully on Pro Co Ladies title as she prepares for the mega marathon that is going to be held at Sheffield racecourse on Tuesday night, April 10.
The high-profile Open Race over 480m distance will commence at 20:50 (GMT). The purse is packed with huge prize money worth £500.
Farlow Holly is determined to face confidently her five potential rivals including Nellys Court, Fivestar Bessy, Shimano Siren, Droopys Aliyah and Royston Donna.
Each of the brilliant b***h’s competitors looks to be fairly tough but she stands above all in terms of her inherent talent and epic track record.
The trainee of B. Draper has been enjoying immense form since the dawn of 2012. After bagging a couple of consecutive victories during February, she moved forward to win two races in a row for two times in the month of March.
The maverick sprinter elegantly earned a runner-up rank in her last outing on April 6. This fabulous success streak has perked up the white and black b***h’s morale to a great extent along with establishing her as a favourite fighter in the market.
At the moment, the daughter of Top Savings out of Tyrur Jade is carrying a lot of winning momentum which will surely lend a great hand to her when she runs tonight. Her chances to finish first are more than 90 percent provided she manages to impede two of
her potential rivals like Droopys Aliyah and Nellys Court.
Droopys Aliyah accomplished two classic triumphs during February 2012. The C. Lund-trained black b***h moved ahead to attain three runner-up positions along with a victory in the month of March.
On the other hand, Nellys Court achieved a marvellous hat-trick in the first month of the calendar year. The B. Denby-trained black b***h won a race each in February and March. She nicely finished second in her last outing on April 3.
Though Farlow Holly is stronger in terms of talent and experience but she will have to struggle hard for success as each of Droopys Aliyah and Nellys Court are likely to give her enough tough time on the track. Good luck to the favourite hound.
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