River Spirit geared up to bag fourth straight success
Taking a look on River Spirit’s profile, it seems as if he has achieved more than his age. Four podium finishes in five-race career is an awesome streak that has made him such as strong runner as he can make a big impact in any big racing event.
The Glackin trained brindle dog has proved his class in A3 and A1 formats so far. Now, he is keen to win his maiden open race entitled as Billy Mulvaney Senior Memorial Open 750. This is going to be his second Shelbourne Park trip----the previous experience
had been pleasant enough.
In tonight’s high-stakes open race, the two-year-old novice hound will break from the blue box to run over 750 yards with his eyes on the prize cheque worth €500.
In his every start so far, River Spirit has done justice with the talent inherited from Westmead Hawk and River Melody.
The young and enthusiastic sprinter debuted on August 18, finishing 5th in his maiden race. He went on to get the runner-up spot in the next contest.
The brilliant sprinter stepped ahead to grab the 3½-length victory in his third A3 race. He impressed all the sport fans by winning a big race by the big margin of 6¾ lengths on September 8.
The dashing dog finally completed his hat-trick with the title of Find Us On Facebook A1 575. This excellent streak has tuned up his confidence and momentum well.
Now, River Spirit seems to be ready to make a big show, and tonight’s marathon is going to be an ideal chance for him to accomplish this end.
Despite all these factors, the skilled dog will have to be cautious of Momentinnewyork who elegantly earned an OR victory on June 24. That was The 2011 Gain Feeds Corn Cuchulainn 750 Round 1 Heat 4. The Olesen trained white and brindle b***h went on to win
the The 2011 Gain Feeds Corn Cuchulainn 750 Semi-final by a neck’s margin.
Thus, the brilliant b***h will fight head-to-head with the dog. This will make the event interesting enough. Let us catch up the charged action.
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