Inevitable victory for Jaguar Nath in the Owlerton Bookmakers Sprint at Sheffield on 3rd April
The Owlerton Bookmakers Sprint is to be hosted by Sheffield over 280 metres flat on Tuesday, 3rd April. Contesting for the £200 prize money are Jaguar Nath, Borna Dealer, Stepaside Eagle, Droopys Pharaoh, Quarrymount Vivo and Swabys Tony.
Jaguar Nath, Kiowa Sweet Trey’s three-year-old black son out of b***h Water Girl, is leading with the best credentials for claiming the race tonight.
He came out of the previous season with a victory to his credit and now this season again, the only race that he took part in was a success.
On 26th August 2011, Jaguar Nath won the Frances Mckennas Pub Social Club 525 at Harold’s Cross over 525 yards. He clocked the distance in 29.22 seconds while the ½ favourite winner led by a mere shoulder’s margin.
The runner up of the race was Winetavern Crash while the third position was reserved by Georgie Beau.
This was Jaguar Nath’s career debut that he bagged.
Instead of racing straight away, Jaguar Nath was trained over 100 metres at Sheffield on 29th February.
After getting tuned, Jaguar Nath raced over 280 metres race at Sheffield on 12th March. He completed the trip in 16.31 seconds and the winner led the runner up of the race, Baigou Phantom, by two lengths.
He is in for the second start of the new season today and has already been drilled twice at Sheffield. On 21st March, Jaguar Nath covered the 280 metres distance in 16.36 seconds and then rushed through the same distance in 16.27 seconds on 28th
March.
Last time when Jaguar Nath raced right out of a training session, he captured the race. This time he has the experience along with practice at hand which has soared his chances for stamping the race tonight.
He needs to look out for the three-year-old Quarrymount Vivo during the race as he has claimed a race through the very recent start that he made.
He won a 300 metres race at Shawfield by timing the track distance in 18.48 seconds. The runner up of the race was Nualas Jig, who suffered loss due to the two and a half length by which he was at bay.
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