Glanmire Phanter to surprise Mill Bullseye in HTB Electrical Contractors Sprint Trophy Heat 1 at Sunderland
Glanmire Phanter registered his sole victory last month, when seizing the top rank with ease at Sunderland. After bagging his maiden victory, the black dog completely lost his rhythm, and did nothing special on the next two occasions.
M. Daniels’ charge is more than capable of putting his journey back on the winning ways. So, one can easily expect him to produce a shocking result in the opening heat of HTB Electrical Contractors Sprint Trophy, getting started at Sunderland on Friday,
August 24th.
According to the plan, the 261 metres flat race will be kicked off at 19:39 GMT. Among Glanmire Phanter’s rivals are: Mill Bullseye, Ballymac Oma, Elwick Roller, Fairly Handy and Dance Vidic. The winning hound will leave the field with a cash prize worth
£150.
Mill Bullseye is certainly the biggest danger to Glanmire Phanter. The white and black dog is coming off an outstanding triumph in a trial race. It will be interesting to see how he handles the situation to carry forward his good work at this level.
K. Macari’s trainee faced a couple of unlucky defeats at Sheffield earlier this month. After finishing second by six lengths, the son of Droopys Corelli could not improve his game and as a result, ended up third in mid June. He is returning to a happy hunting
ground, and can be given a narrow vote.
Ballymac Oma is well drawn, but has disappointed in the recent outings. On July 7th, the black and white hound could only beat the back marker.
Fairly Handy cannot afford to make a hash of the start. Elwick Roller does not face an easy assignment on debut. Dance Vidic is a local grader, but may need inside crowding to occur.
The race is all about the rivalry between Mill Bullseye and Glanmire Phanter. It will be an exciting battle, and the punters are going to have a tough decision to make. The latter gets our vote, because he has done the trick here in the past. A flawless
performance is required though. We wish the best of luck to all the runners.
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