Lottes Girl fully tuned for Crayford Bookmakers Stayers Stakes
H. Dimmock’s 4-year-old speedy b***h, Lottes Girl, is one of the leading marathon performers. Her massive experience and wonderful stamina help her do wonders quite often.
With a lot of confidence under her belt, the white and black b***h is geared up for a cracking act in the Crayford Bookmakers Stayers Stakes, to be hosted by Crayford on Saturday, September 08, 2012.
The dashing b***h is making her way out after a lot of preparations. She recently made a couple of very fine solo outings. In the latest one, she covered 416 metres in 25.52 seconds.
The daughter of Westmead Hawk out of Lively Jubbley was last seen here at the start of last month. She was well in command at the fifth bend, but failed to retain her lead. Express Legend took the advantage of her laziness, and bagged the prize by a slight
margin.
Lottes Girl, on the other hand, could only secure the third position. There are a few other dangerous hounds in the crew, but the draw is massively in favour of the b***h. After starting the affair from the red box, the b***h will have a huge opportunity
to take an early advantage.
Other hounds in the pack are: Creamery Quest, Nashers Lass, Lordsbury Cookie, Swift Maldini and Brickfield Mandy. According to the preset plan, the 714 metres race will be initiated at 21:24 GMT. A cash prize of £150 is reserved for the successful hound.
Creamery Quest is fine fettle these days. In mid August, the white and fawn dog won a 460 metres race, despite getting bumped at the start. A. Woodman’s trainee has a significant role to play tonight.
Lordsbury Cookie is out to prove that her shock win was not a flash in the pan. Swift Maldini cannot afford to lose touch on the opening lap. Nashers Lass may have to wait for a better opportunity. Brickfield Mandy should be in the thick of things out wide.
Lottes Girl is well drawn in this race. She is more than capable of putting the rivals under pressure, and stay ahead until the end. Good luck to all the hounds.
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