Newinn Daddy expected to win Ladbrokes.com 480 Puppies
The P. Rosney trained white and black dog, Newinn Daddy, will supplement his success streak by winning the Ladbrokes.com 480 Puppies here at Monmore racecourse on Thursday night, August 9. The Open Race over 480 meters is scheduled to start at 20:26 (GMT).
The one-year-old rookie runner will break from the orange box to take on five worthy competitors. A prize cheque worth £150 is ready for the supposed winner.
The dashing dog started his career on July 12, 2012. He accomplished a tremendous triumph in a T2 race over 480 meters on July 19. He moved ahead to finish first again in a T3 contest on July 26.
The talented son of Scolari Me Daddy out of Foxboro Maggie elegantly notched up top spot by the big margin of 5 lengths in his last start on August 2.
This fabulous hat-trick of victories is a clear evidence of Newinn Daddy’s skills and capabilities that he will utilise perfectly to make a big impact in tonight’s marathon. Overall, he has up to 95 percent chances to thrive.
Cappa Cochise is another strong candidate who is on the verge of a hat-trick. The P. Burford trained black dog elegantly won A4 480m Flat at Monmore on July 27. He stepped forward to finish first in the A3 480m Flat at the same venue on August 4.
The brilliant son of Kinloch Brae out of Mottee Hilda also delivered some excellent performances during the month of June.
In April 2012, the dashing dog bagged a couple of consecutive triumphs. However, he has no OR event to his name. Thus, a rip-roaring clash is expected between these two mighty hounds.
Droopys Felipe is also likely to perform well tonight. The P. Rosney trained blue dog marvellously won three big races in a row from June 18 to July 3. The son of Droopys Scolari out of Droopys Maddy went on to claim another tremendous triumph in Stadium
Bookmakers Puppy Standard Trophy at Nottingham on July 23.
By and large, the spectators will have an exciting event to enjoy tonight. Good luck to all the six hounds.
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