Loughteen Blanco to make perfect start to his Primus Telecom Derby campaign - Heat 5 Preview
Primus Telecom Derby’s draws have shown no kindness to Loughteen Blanco, who is due to appear in Heat 5 - one of the tough first-round races. With six exciting heats on the opening day, Henlow’s mega event will start on Thursday, September 27th.
The draw should not be a concern for Loughteen Blanco, who can beat any opposition in any given situation. The Classic hero is making his way back to the field only after a week of rest.
He was last seen at Yarmouth, where he faced a narrow defeat at the hands of Boher Paddy. S. Cahill’s was in total command at one stage, but failed to tackle Boher Paddy’s late surge.
His most recent win hit the headlines at the start of this month. In a 462 metres contest, the big fellow registered a comprehensive win. After leaving the second trap, the skilful hound was quickly in command. Retaining his advantage until the finishing
line, the blue hound seized the top place by seven and a half length.
Despite the fact that there are a few very dangerous hounds in the pack, it is very hard to underestimate Loughteen Blanco’s class. Other contenders are: Be Real, Ballycowen Dave, Pams Tomjo, Millwards Blag and Stress Force.
Heat 5 is scheduled to begin at 21:32 GMT. The champion of this 460 metres contest will get not only a place in the next round, but also a handsome prize worth £150.
Be Real looks to be the second best option for betting. The Peterborough Puppy Derby victor should run a good race here, despite the fact that he is coming off an embarrassing loss. The son of Droopys Maldini has a lot of fire, and it will be interesting
to see how he uses it tonight.
Millwards Blag failed to hit the target on his previous two outings. P. Young’s charge is expected to do the same today. Stress Force’s progress has come to a halt in this class.
Pams Tomjo does not need any introduction, and seems to be the third best hound in the pack. On the other hand, the Kent Derby victor, Ballycowen Dave, could be denied the luxury of leading.
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