Oohtobea looks strong for The Owners' Bonus Series - Heat 2
On the card of The Owners' Bonus Series - Heat 2, the P. White trained blue b***h, Oohtobea, looks to be the strongest candidate who is likely to earn an A7 victory after a long time when she runs over the 500-meter track of Nottingham on Friday, September
7.
The five-year-old veteran hound will break from the blue box to take on five strong rivals. If wins, she will bring home £100.The talented daughter of Black Shaw out of Lady Go Lovely marvellously bagged a couple of consecutive triumphs during the last two
months.
First, she won the A8 500m Flat on August 10 and then clinched first position in the similar race that was held on August 24. The brilliant b***h moved on to finish 3rd in her last outing entitled as Greyhound Sporting League - Leg 4.
Prior to these three races, the experienced hound finished as the runner-up in a T3 race on August 4. She has made many glaring marks in her career. She has a decent record in A7 format of the game.
At the moment, Oohtobea is awash with momentum that will lead her well in tonight’s marathon. However, she will have to face immense resistance from Big Machine.
The M. Cooper trained blue dog grabbed a grand victory in the A7 500m Flat that was held on August 11. The best thing about the race was that he defeated the hot-favourite candidate, Salacres Khan, to thrive.
Prior to this tremendous triumph, the dashing dog finished as the runner-up in each of the two A7 races. No doubt, this hound possesses a lot of talent but he poses to be somewhat inconsistent.
As far as tonight’s marathon is concerned, the son of Westmead Hawk out of Shanganna June will perform confidently, giving tough time to Oohtobea who is required to run extra-ordinarily well to curb her mighty rival.
In the betting market, most of the punters believe that Oohtobea will surely live up to their expectations.
So let us go to Nottingham to enjoy the heated action. Good luck to the b***h and all of her competitors.
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