Hula Sparkle set to spark in A2 480m Flat at Swindon
Peterson’s 2-year-old b***h, Hula Sparkle, is really flourishing right now, and a chance can be taken on her in Monday’s A2 480m Flat at Swindon.
After a few weeks of break, the black b***h returned to action on August 24th, when sealing a comfortable win in an A3 meeting. She railed well to lead from pillar to post and with the help of a superb effort, the daughter of Kinloch Brae notched up the
first rank by a couple of lengths.
She continued her good work at the A2 level, and showed a decent performance at the end of last month. The dashing b***h was in complete command at one stage, but lost her advantage afterwards. Although Hula Sparkle missed the top position by half a length,
she did well to ensure the second place with ease.
The red box is a massive plus for her. The b***h has the ability to make the good use of inside rail of the track, and avoid crowding. A similar effort will be enough for her to taste the success tonight.
Other hounds in the crew are: Winetavern Tadgh, Unknown Bullet, Sarahs Hawk, Lizzys Bar and Mine Scholes. The 480 metres race is scheduled to get started at 18:18 GMT. It carries a small cash prize of £95, but every hound’s pride will be at stake.
Winetavern Tadgh’s CV shows that he can win a race of this nature. So, we are not reluctant to put him in our shortlist. The black dog recently won an A3 event comprehensively. Royal Impact’s son railed quite nicely to grab the first place by 2¾ lengths.
Everyone will be surprised if Unknown Bullet does not play a significant part. Although the black dog isn’t in good form, he can get a place among top-3.
Mine Scholes cannot fancy too much, given recent profile. The odds should reflect his low chances. Lizzys Bar may not be a stroll in the park after an upgrade. Sarahs Hawk makes appeal to only those looking at the bigger prices. The blue dog won a similar
event last month.
Hula Sparkle will not face much trouble, if she gives her one hundred percent. We wish the best of luck to her and all other hounds.
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