Taylors Sky in the spotlight for the second heat at Henlow
After two second scores at Yarmouth, Taylors Sky has resorted to the Heat 2 on Thursday, 27th September, 2012 at Henlow over 460 metres flat. He is the highly likely entry for taking back the £150 prize money to the connections after taking down the competition in the field of Heat 2. His chances of success will be suffocated by the racing expertise of Doonane Lad, Droopys English, Westmead Shaw, Flaming Honey and Westmead Apollo.
The Charlie Lister trained raced a Grade T1 just on 29th August, 2012 at Yarmouth over 462 metres. Ever since then the only time he could win was in two occasions as the next two outings ended up with a second position.
Westmead Hawk’s son made the most out of the first trap that he drew in the Heat 8 on 5th September, 2012 at Yarmouth over 462 metres.
Taking the rail after bursting out of the box, he got crowded when racing in the second position. His escape from the crowd turned into an impossibility which he set right by concluding the race in 27.76 seconds after a troublesome lead.
The favourite entry had the final four lengths in his advantage which set Pennys Pong as the second position holder.
Making it to the third position was, Darian Creek.
His sustained form was evident in the Ladbrokes 66th East Anglian Greyhound Derby – Round 2 - Heat 1on 10th September, 2012 at Yarmouth over 462 metres.
This time the racing star raced in a blue vest, switching from the rail to the middle, and the taking charge of the track from the fourth position. He made it to the other end of the wire in 27.40 seconds.
Entered as the most favoured candidate second time in a row had him defeating Fifis Legend by 1 ¼ lengths.
The reasons that contributed towards his loss in the semi-final and then the grand final were once due to getting crowded, and then getting baulked. At both the instances, he raced in red, and could not hold back the closing in lot.
Tonight Taylors Sky gets to race from the box which aided his last success, the second trap.
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