Welton South sounds good for Ravage Again Sprint Div B
Though victories have not come to Welton South’s way frequently, but the effort he has put in playfields throughout his career is really commendable.
Since February 2012, the K. Macari trained black dog has been constantly endeavouring to improve. Currently, he seems to have gained some momentum that will help him achieve some glaring feats in the weeks to come.
The two-year-old young hound is all set to take start of his success stories from tonight’s Ravage Again Sprint Div B that will go down at Coventry.
Over the distance of 263 metres, Welton South has to compete for the prize money worth £200 after breaking from Trap 1 with the 7-4 favourite tag.
The dog’s being favourite for this race shows that the punters have started considering him a strong and reliable contestant who can thrive in big events.
The maverick sprinter’s stats are preoccupied with podium finishes, mostly runner-up positions. From June 29 to August 14, he grabbed four runner-up ranks and a third in a row----all were open races. It was an excellent streak indeed.
Throughout September, the talented runner had been out of action. He did not run any notable race in October as well. Welton South failed to fight well in the Donore Hostess Dash Div A of November 11.
During the last week, the son of Droopys Scolari out of Welton Star had a lot of workout that will lend a great hand to him in tonight’s contest.
However, Welton South has very limited experience with Coventry courses, and some sport experts suggest that he will not feel comfortable in these conditions.
If we put this factor aside and compare the favourite dog with his five rivals, he looks to be relatively better and stronger.
Thus, the bettors and the sport fans are expecting a thumping performance from Welton South. This is the time for the dog to prove his capabilities to the greyhound racing world. Macari’s pupil will draw a big bankroll along with numerous spectators when
he lands into the playfield tonight. Let us enjoy the way he competes for success. Good luck to him.
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