Teena Marina likely to thrive in Coral Puppy Trophy – Heat 3
The A. Clarke trained blue b***h, Teena Marina, will unleash winning performance at Hove racecourse tonight, July 26 in a bid to claim the ace title of the Coral Puppy Trophy – Heat 3, a high-voltage Open Race that is scheduled to start at 21:40 (GMT).
On the flat track of 515 meters, the two-year-old young and energetic hound will compete against five worthy rivals after breaking from the orange box. On winning, she will be awarded the prize cheque worth £150.
The brilliant b***h accomplished a number of iconic feats in her career so far. Debuting on November 12, 2011, she grabbed two grand victories during the same month. She moved on to win an A2 race in the month of December.
The talented daughter of Droopys Scolari out of Zina Marina extended her winning drive to 2012 as well and won a T2 race by the huge margin of 5 ¾ lengths at Kinsley on June 12.
After getting a runner-up position on June 26, the maverick sprinter nicely won two OR race named as 66th British Bred Two Year Old Produce Stakes – Heat 7 and the Heat 5 during the first half of July.
These two glaring conquests proved to be a big morale booster for the b***h. Thus, it is expected that Teena Marina will be able to perform very well in her maiden outing at Hove tonight. She has up to 90 percent chances to thrive.
Helenas Sailor also seems to be a strong candidate. The K. Findlay trained blue dog nicely won the Sittingbourne Puppies over 480 meters on June 24 and moved ahead to finish first in the July Standard Dup over 460 meters at Henlow on July 5.
The talented son of Droopys Scolari out of Lenas Maggie marvellously clinched top spot in his last start on July 18. For most of the time in his career, he had been on the podium.
In this situation, Helenas Sailor and Teena Marina will fight neck-to-neck between these two hounds. So let us enjoy the exciting action. Good luck to both the worthy contestants who will entertain their fans.
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