Mullingar Mer up for hat-trick in The Belle Maiden Sprint
In her maiden outing at Hove tonight, the K. Hutton trained blue b***h, Mullingar Mer, will try her utmost to win The Belle Maiden Sprint in a bid to complete her hat-trick that is due following her two consecutive victories of the last week.
The two-year-old novice hound will break from the blue box to run over 285 meters for the sake of the prize money worth £150.
The brilliant b***h debuted in July 2012. She gained the runner-up position in a T3 race on August 11. She improved further and broke her maiden by winning another T3 contest on August 18.
Much to the surprise of the sport fans, the daughter of Archaton Pine out of Ardera Jingle marvellously won the A2 480m Flat with the big margin of 2 lengths.
The young sprinter has run all of her races, expect the first one, at Swindon. Thus, this is going to be a unique experience for her. The b***h is likely to get acclimatised to the new race conditions in no time as she possesses immense talent and excellent
skills.
It is greatly hoped that Mullingar Mer will be able to come up to the expectations of the punters who have staked their money on her. From the opposition camp, Vindepa is the only runner who can challenge her.
The M. Dartnall trained fawn dog debuted in February 2012 and broke his maiden by winning a T3 race with the huge margin of 5½ lengths on July 10.
The son of Hondo Black out of Finally Arrived moved ahead to finish first in the A3 480m Flat. He registered another success in the A2 480m Flat. Unfortunately, he could not be able to complete hat-trick and finished 4th in each of the two subsequent
starts.
Like Mullingar Mer, he is too going to run at Hove for the very first time. Though he is strong and brilliant enough, but he will not be able to deny success to Mullingar Mer.
However, a fierce battle will be witnessed between the two mighty hounds. Good luck to all the six contestants.
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