Ruthless Man expected to win Bettor.Com Derby (Heat 2)
Ruthless Man is expected to carry the day at Drumbo Park where he will run in the Bettor.Com Northern Irish Derby 550 Round 2 Heat 2 on Saturday night, June 9. The J. McGee-trained black and white dog will break from blue box when the action begins at 21:07 (GMT).
In order to pave his pave towards victory, the veteran hound will have to compete against five worthy rivals such as Hoolys Sally, Lemon Velvet, Rays Scout, Lolos Joe and Santro Star on the flat track of 550 yards. Bettor.Com offers €150 as prize money for the race.
Ruthless Man ruthlessly crushed his competitors in the last race on June 2. At the same venue, he marvellously finished first by the huge margin of 8 ½ lengths. This triumph boosted up his morale to a great extent.
Earlier, the son of Top Honcho out of Hillcroft Josie had grabbed a classic conquest each in April and May. As a whole, he has a number of epic feats to his credit.
By capitalising on the form produced by his last success, Ruthless Man will make a big impact in the Heat that is going to be his sixth straight Open Race. His chances to thrive are as high as 93 percent.
None of his rivals seems to be in a position to challenge him on the track; however, Santro Star will surely shine for the second position.
The Silcock-trained black dog staged a stunning debut on April 28, 2012 and finished first nicely in each of the first two races of his career. He grabbed a runner-up rank in his last outing on June 2.
Along with these two hounds, Lemon Velvet will too perform well tonight. The Ferris-trained blue b***h bagged a couple of consecutive triumphs during January-February-2012. She finished first by the margin of 4 ¾ lengths in her second last start on May 19.
In this situation, there will be rip-roaring clash at Drumbo Park. The event will be amazing to watch. A large number of spectators are likely to turn out to the venue. Good luck to all the contestants.
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