Noisy Neighbour leads the line-up for the Owners’ Bonus Series – Heat 2 at Mildenhall on 17th April
Mildenhall will host the Grade A4 Owners’ Bonus Series – Heat 2 over 375 metres on Tuesday, 17th April. Competing in the race are Jangos Swallow, Swift Event, No Joke Bligh, Miss Mellini, Noisy Neighbour and Lyreen Twister.
The most convincing entry on the line-up is Noisy Neighbour, Droopys Scolari’s two-year-old black daughter out of b***h, Black Hara. Out of the five races that came her way during the new season, she has bagged two, was placed in two and finished fourth
in one.
Coulson trained her over 375 metres at Mildenhall on 2nd March, a distance that she completed in 23.88 seconds.
Serving the purpose that the training was meant for, Noisy Neighbour got hold of the seasonal debut. She timed the 375 metres distance in 23.59 seconds on 6th March at Mildenhall and led the runner up of the race, Unique Misty, by a good eight
lengths.
Motivated by the seasonal success, the two-year-old went on to dominate the second opportunity of the season too. This time it took her 23.48 seconds to complete the 375 metres trip on 14th March at Mildenhall. However, the lead this time was
not as much as in the welcoming race of the season as the runner up, Move Over Jayo, trailed two lengths behind.
The 22nd March race, the Bookmakers Puppy at Henlow over 460 metres was to mark the seasonal hat trick for the two-year-old but she stumbled to the fourth position behind the evening’s favourite, Markeys Dragon who clocked the track distance in
27.96 seconds.
Compromising with the victory by 1 ¾ lengths’ short fall was Millwards Boom while coming at terms with the third position was Ballymac Eat.
She then made an effort and was successful in pulling up the rankings first to a third position and then scoring second.
On 3rd April, Noisy Neighbour was placed third in a Grade A3 375 metres flat race at Mildenhall. The winner, Cunning Black, timed the distance in 23.81 seconds while Cookes My Mate, settled second.
He then notched up to the second position on 10th April at Mildenhall over 375 metres by taking 23.85 seconds to reach the other end of the wire. The race was won by Lummin Lad.
He was entered as the favourite in the most recent try and has all the chances of not only being sent as the favourite but also for bringing back the title tonight.
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