Nottingham to host three heats of Stadium Bookmakers Maiden 480m Trophy on Monday – Greyhound Racing Preview
Nottingham is scheduled to host many exciting competitions on Monday, but three electrifying heats of the Stadium Bookmakers Maiden 480m Trophy will be the highlight of the evening. Six rampant hounds will take part in each contest, and the spectators are
set to enjoy many dramatic moments.
The line-up for the opening heat includes Envy Apple King, Pass The Port, Come On Dini, Royal Pick, Glideaway Hi and Morgans Duke.
According to our prediction, Envy Apple King is most likely to display a thumping performance. The black dog is unbeaten so far in his career, and the bookies are expecting him to continue his winning journey. David Pruhs’ trainee showed
plenty of speed in the trials, and will start the show from the red box.
One contestant who can spoil his party is Pass The Port. The black dog is in decent form after performing well in Ireland. His ability to maintain quick speed despite being crowded has earned him a place in this championship. He will definitely
be the one to watch out for.
The second heat of the trophy also has an impressive line-up. Among the entries are: Tynwald Quid, Penrhiw Guto, Brownlow Warrior, Rathglass Annie, Boozed Boy and Battyford Emma.
Tynwald Quid is stepping into this race after a powerful performance at Kinsley on February 17. After picking up an early pace, the black dog held his furious speed to beat Mays Westmead by two and a half lengths. The F. Rawlinson-trained
has decent chances to thrive but Penrhiw Guto might come up with a surprise move.
The C. Allsopp-trained is not in winning momentum after losing his previous seven races poorly. However, he cannot be taken lightly especially on this track where he has recorded a number of good performances in the past. Penrhiw Guto and Tynwald Quid are
likely to produce a nail-biting contest, but the latter has better chances.
The third heat is also expected to generate a lot of drama. Six fast and furious contestants competing in this event are: Dream Walker, Jasons Hawk, Clonmoyle Rover, Bangcrashwallop, Headford West, and Rockview Impact.
Dream Walker will be tough to beat, since the black dog is in sublime form these days. After sealing a couple of back to back wins, the hound finished second in his latest outing at Henlow. M. Daniels’ trainee has an absolute chance to deliver
a convincing performance against this line-up.
However, he will have to be careful because Jasons Hawk might fancy his chances. Big Alf defeated Jasons Hawk by a short head’s margin on February 13. It was a very close defeat for the multi-coloured dog who will be full of confidence.
Among the rest, nobody is in good position to defy Dream Walker’s supremacy.
Final Prediction
If you are interested in betting, the Stadium Bookmakers Maiden 480m Trophy is the best event to invest your money. After a tough clash,
Envy Apple King and Tynwald Quid are likely to dominate first two contests respectively. In contrary,
Dream Walker is expected to cruise into the final with a comfortable win.
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