Ladbrokes Star all set to tackle tricky draw in Gala Coral Maiden Sprint at Hove
An extremely tough draw is waiting for Ladbrokes Star in the Gala Coral Maiden Sprint at Hove on Thursday afternoon. Standing in the third trap, the blue dog is highly likely to get a nudge from the neighbours. And it is no hidden reality that it becomes
very difficult even for a rampant hound to seal the first rank after getting crowded or bumped.
Nonetheless, it is not possible to look elsewhere for the winner. C. Allsopp’s charge belongs to a talented family, and looks in good shape at the moment. He is stepping into this meeting after doing a wonderful job in a couple of trials.
After winning a trial run at Monmore, he continued the great work, and demonstrated another excellent performance at Perry Barr last month. His recent solo run was also quite impressive. Covering a distance of 400 metres in just 25.06 seconds, he made a
great impression.
Things are relatively tough, but the way he ran last thrice, we are pretty confident that he will present an amazing show. Among his rivals are: Call Me Millie, Driving Up Simon, Guinness Champ, Patchwork Sam, and Porto Girl.
The race is due to begin at 19:46 GMT. A cash prize of 175 is reserved for the ultimate champion. Since there are some very dangerous runners in the pack, a thrilling contest can easily be predicted.
Patchwork Sam is unlikely to pull off against all odds victory. Driving Up Simon may struggle to keep pace with the speedier types. The brindle hound was third on his previous venture here at the end of last month.
Porto Girl is facing an awkward draw. Therefore, it would not be a good move to trust her blindly. She won a D1 event a few days ago though. Guinness Champ is unlikely to lay a glove on better-fancied contenders. The black dog is making a huge step up in
class.
Call Me Millie was also below part last time around. The white and brindle dog needs a huge boost to get back to the winning ways. We wish the best of luck to all the contestants.
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