Senor Heat set to register first OR victory
After proving his skills well in other formats of the sport, the K. Tester trained black dog is now all set to win his first ever OR start as well. The young and energetic hound is due to run in The Belle Maiden – Triplicated on Thursday night, August 30.
The high-stakes over race over 515 meters has £150 for the winner.
Breaking from Trap 6, the two-year-old dashing dog will deliver an outstanding performance to stand at top of the result card.
The novice runner started his career in June 2012. After getting a runner-up rank and a third in the first half of July, he marvellously broke his maiden by winning the A5 515m Flat on the 20th of the same month.
On August 12, the brilliant sprinter nicely won A4 515m Flat while being the 7-4 favourite. He moved on to stand first in the A3 515m Flat on August 19. These two back-to-back triumphs proved to be greatly confidence-building for him.
The son of Green Heat out of Steeple Rd Senor finished 4th in his last outing named as A2 515m Flat. These stats show that Senor Heat can do well in the OR contest as well. Thus, the punters are confident to stake their money on him. Let us see
how he manages to live up to all the expectations hinged on him.
Among the other five hounds, Many Moons Ago is likely to perform well tonight. The M. Dartnall trained blue and brindle dog has achieved many iconic feats in his career.
Since the beginning of the calendar year, he has been in good form. From April 17 to July 31, he elegantly won four big races in a row. The dashing dog finished as the runner-up in his last start entitled as Buffalo Cup. He is too looking to register first
OR success.
In this scenario, he will fight neck-to-neck with Senor Heat who needs to employ a cautious and calculated strategy to cope with this challenge. By and large, the spectators will be greatly amused to watch the heated action. Good luck to both the zealous
hounds.
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