Hold On Halo to keep a firm grip on the Greyhound Sporting League – Leg 1
Getting all the eyes and hopes glued due to the 5 to 1 odds is two-year-old, Hold On Halo. She is expected to be the most prominent entry for the Grade A3 Greyhound Sporting League – Leg 1 on Friday, 29th June at Nottingham over 500 metres flat.
Contesting for the £114 prize money are In The Fastlane, Cherry Bomb, Cavie Dot, Romeo Reward and Inislosky Zipper.
Killahan Phanter’s black daughter out of b***h, Hold On Angel, started the racing career just this season and kick started it with a training session on 27th April at Nottingham over 305 metres. The two-year-old had the distance cleared in 18.62 seconds.
She won a 305 metres race on 4th May at Nottingham by completing the trip in 18.43 seconds and taking command of the half of the final length. Finishing the closest behind the winner was, Salacres Henry.
The P. Timmins trained then monopolised a 500 metres race at Nottingham on 8th May by concluding the track distance in 31.32 seconds. Missing the race by the slight margin of a neck was, Fairway Express.
12th May made her suffer through the first loss of her career as Hold On Halo ended third in a 500 metres race at Nottingham which was won by Salacres Casata, who timed the distance in 31.14 seconds.
She did not take long to compose her form and struck a back to back once again.
The black hound won a Grade A4 500 metres flat race on 19th May at Nottingham by reaching the other end of the wire in 31.15 seconds. She won as the favourite of the race with 1 ¾ lengths under her charge.
Hold On Halo then dictated the terms of a Grade A3 500 metres flat race on 26th May at Nottingham after taking 31.20 seconds to settle the distance. Sharing the first spot with the winner due to the dead heat was, Woop Woop Smokey.
This was the last success for the two-year-old till yet as she remained winless in the next four races that followed. Winning today will add the fifth victory of the season on Hold On Halo’s profile.
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