Harbour Watch convinced about success in the Billy Mulvaney Snr And Jnr Memorial 525 Semi-Final
Harbour Watch and Hot Pursuit are two of the brightest prospects for the making it to the final of the Billy Mulvaney Snr And Jnr Memorial 525 after creating an impressive impact in the semi-final tonight. Six have registered for the 525 yards flat race at Shelbourne Park on Saturday, 22nd September.
The 7 to 2 entry, Harbour Watch, has given the open level a try before too, but failed. Those races were at the Shelbourne Park too, and were held over the same distance.
Droopys Scolari’s son captured the Grade A2 Ladbrokes Derby Final Tickets On Sale A2 525 on 23rd August, 2012 at Shelbourne Park. The first trap was quick to race over in his own space by drawing clear from the rest of the lot, maintaining the lead for the remaining distance got him to the other end of the wire in 28.65 seconds.
The favourite entry conquered the winner’s crown winning by the margin of 1 ½ lengths, and set The Other Year into the second slot.
A jump in the racing level from Grade A2 to the open contest cost him the sixth position in the Boston Consulting Group 525 on 1st September, 2012 at Shelbourne Park over 525 yards.
It was not only the gap in the level, it was also the racing technique of the R. Roberts trained that got him driven down the dreadful sixth position.
The slow speed and the crowd from which he could not break free in time contributed to the loss that ended the trip in 29.57 seconds.
The race was won by, Town Ruffian, in 28.63 seconds.
Finally on 15th September, the two-year-old bagged the €500 prize money of the Leinster Gaa Council Open 525 at Shelbourne Park over 525 yards.
Drawing the same trap as in the last race, the blue dog out of, Vigilant Amy, broke strongly and led racing in to the other end of the wire in 28.66 seconds.
He won by the mark of three lengths, and thusly set Skerries Harp as the runner-up.
The 7 to 2 entry for tonight will race out of the second trap.
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