Johnny Kwango expected to win Coral Puppy Trophy – Heat 2
On the card of the Coral Puppy Trophy – Heat 2, the A. Clarke trained blue dog, Johnny Kwango, looks to be the strongest candidate who will demonstrate a convincing performance to seal a sterling success in the Coral Puppy Trophy – Heat 2 that is going to
be held at Hove racecourse on Thursday night, July 26.
The two-year-old novice hound will break from the red box when the high-profile Open Race begins at 21:24 (GMT). If wins, he will walk away with the prize cheque worth £150.
The dashing dog possesses an epic track record. After breaking his maiden on June 23, he moved ahead to finish first by the big margin of 9 lengths in a T3 race on July 3.
The talented son of Droopys Scolari out of Zina Marina stepped forward to accomplish two more triumphs in the month of July. He finished 3rd in his last outing at July 18.
Johnny Kwango ran each of his last four races at Sandown. He has never experienced Hove track in his career so far. Thus, it can be somewhat difficult for him to adjust to the race conditions.
Among the other hounds, Kinloch Tiger is also a strong hound. The C. Allsopp trained brindle dog broke his maiden in an A3 race at Monmore on June 30. He went on to finish first by the margin of 4 lengths in his very next outing.
The talented son of Kinloch Brae out of Jeffys Brindle marvellously grabbed a grand victory in his last outing at Hove on July 21.
In this situation, there will be witnessed a neck-to-neck clash between Kinloch Tiger and Johnny Kwango. This will make the event exciting enough.
Droopys Xavier is too likely to do well tonight. The C. Gardiner trained black dog has been winning with regular intervals since the very outset of his career. He gained a lot of confidence by winning the Coral Puppies over 515 meters at Hove on July 5.
He will also struggle well for success.
So let us enjoy the fantastic action and see who turns to be the champion tonight. Good luck to all the contestants.
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