Supreme Johnson tipped to be dominant in Hammonds Getsetgo Trophy
Supreme Johnson will be the one to beat in the Hammonds Getsetgo Trophy at Hall Green in England on Thursday, November 29, 2012. He has been in terrific form over the past few months and it will be an extremely difficult task for his opponents to prevent
him from taking the top spot.
The Grade OR contest is scheduled to kick off at 20:35 GMT and it has attracted some pretty decent runners. They will all be looking forward to a strong run in order to claim a cash prize of £200 at the end of the day.
Both the speed and stamina will be crucial, as the overall distance to cover will be 480 metres. This means that the starting positions will also be important, as it will be crucial to gain some momentum at the start.
Due to this, Supreme Johnson will be a touch worried, as he has been slotted in trap number five. There is a chance that he gets blocked by some of the slower greyhounds, which could prove to be a little costly at the end of the day.
However, the race is not a short one and there will be quite a lot of time to make up towards the end. Moreover, his rivals are not in very good form at the moment, which will give him a chance of dominating the proceedings.
This is why the S. Buckland’s trained hound has been given the highest odds for victory and will enter the contest with a starting price of 11 to 10. The punters will be hesitant to risk many bets against him today, as there is a chance for them to win some
easy money at the end of the day.
Ninja Jamie’s son out of Supreme Hestia was rated as the favourite to succeed in his most recent outing, but he failed to meet the expectations of his team. He suffered because of a bad start and fell short by just a short head distance in the end.
He will be looking to make an improvement this time around in order to make his team proud and his fans will be backing him up to do so.
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