Whitefort Lough likely to win Shelbourne Getting Out
Whitefort Lough is quite confident to adorn his career chart with the ace title of Shelbourne Getting Out A1 575, a high-profile Grade A1 race that will be held at Shelbourne Park on Wednesday, May 16. The action is scheduled to start at 22:10 (GMT).
On the flat track of 575 yards, the O’Connor-trained fawn dog will face five strong rivals such as Farloe Hazel, Fane Blur, Parkfield Harvey, Piercestown Boy and Fridays Scolari. A big prize cheque worth €400 will be distributed among the runners.
Whitefort Lough has been in good form since the dawn of the calendar year. After breaking his maiden on January 14, the three-year-old novice runner accomplished a terrific victory on January 28.
The dashing dog stepped ahead to register another epic triumph on March 29. He elegantly finished as a runner-up in his last outing on May 3.
The talented son of Nobooth For Gary out of Whitefort Pride is carrying a lot of fighting spirit that will lend a great hand to him in today’s marathon. Moreover, he has gained reasonable odds in the betting market and this will definitely be an additional advantage for him.
Almost equally talented to Whitefort Lough is Parkfield Harvey who also demonstrated some impressive performances during the last four months. The S. Graham-trained black dog marvellously won a race each on February 25 and March 3, 2012.
The veteran hound moved on to get a runner-up rank each on March 10 and May 10. If he manages to capitalise properly on his capabilities, he can easily impede Whitefort Lough.
Farloe Hazel will also be able to perform confidently in the coming contest. Robinson’s white and black b***h elegantly finished first by the margin of 5 ¼ lengths in a race on March 23, 2012. The talented sprinter moved ahead to finish well in the subsequent races.
Thus, there is likely to be tough tug of war in the race. Whitefort Lough will have to fight with his back to the wall in order to thrive. Let us go for the thrilling action. Good luck to all the runners.
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