Risky Trophy likely to shine in Kab Maiden Derby - Heat 4
Risky Trophy will be looking to use her Grade OR experience in order to shine in the Kab Maiden Derby - Heat 4 at Henlow in England on Thursday, December 6, 2012.
Although, she has not appeared in a lot of races in this class, yet she is more experienced compared to some of her rivals. This will give her an edge and she will definitely look to exert more pressure on the rest.
Some highly talented greyhounds have been attracted towards the 460 metres flat race, which means that the competition will be a close one. The spectators will enjoy this situation and will be eagerly awaiting the start of action at 20:58 GMT.
Both the speed and stamina will be crucial in the race, as the overall distance to cover is neither too long nor short. Despite that, the starting positions will be somewhat important and the participants will look to be aggressive in the earlier stages.
According to the bookmakers, the best chances of victory are with Lode Henry, despite the fact that he has ever represented his team in this class before. He is young and has the ability to be competitive, but there will be immense pressure on him today.
He has been given a pretty decent starting price of 9 to 4 and the punters will be expecting a spirited performance from him. They will be hoping that he bags a cash prize of £100 at the end of the day.
The D. Henry’s trained hound will enter the competition from trap number one and that will allow him to be aggressive in the beginning. He will get a clean run and there are lesser chances of him making any mistakes from that position.
He debuted in October this year with an outing in a Grade A5 contest. The result was a great one for him, as he finished on top of the table with ease.
However, things will be a touch difficult for him today, as Risky Trophy is not afraid of taking risks in this class. She had a bad time in her most recent race, but knows how to make a comeback.
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