Royal Raven ready to thrive in 2012 Track Bookmakers Puppy Derby Round 1 Heat 9 at Harold’s Cross
Royal Raven is well prepared for the 2012 Track Bookmakers Puppy Derby after making a fantastic debut at Harold’s Cross late last month. Crash’s son showed plenty of fire on his first outing, and has an obvious chance of carrying forward the good work in
Heat 9 of the opening round, taking place on Friday, September 7th.
After a few wonderful solo flights, the black dog finally started his career on August 28th. Without a doubt, there was plenty of pressure on him. Moreover, he was facing a very strong opposition in the Pick 4 Jackpot Starts Now 525.
Despite a lot of problems, the novice made a wonderful effort, demonstrating a flawless show. He impressed everyone by grabbing the first rank by eight and a half lengths. His act was fascinating enough to believe that he can do the trick in today’s big
meeting.
If Royal Raven is not flattered after his maiden success, there is no reason why he should not come up with a solid effort today. Among his rivals are: Linwood Bolt, Soviet Blue, Castlelyons Cofi, Lord Save Us and Bright Rumble. The action will be kicked
off at 21:45 GMT. Just like the other first-round heats, it carries a cash prize worth €125.
Castlelyons Cofi did business here at the end of last month. The black hound is due to start from the red box, and it will be a massive plus for him. Even though he is not a regular sprinter in this class, one should give him some respect.
Lord Save Us is unlikely to save himself from being trounced. After two good wins, the blue dog suddenly lost his rhythm, and suffered an awful loss last time.
Linwood Bolt is a high profile runner, but his recent form is not impressive. Similar is the case with Bright Rumble, who is yet to make an impact in this class. A step up in class will put Soviet Blue under a lot of pressure.
Royal Raven is in such an outstanding momentum that it will be an impossible task to outpace him. Good luck to all the hounds.
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