Yahtzee against the rising star, Britania Ardbeg, in the Spectrum Heating & Boilers Trophy
Already lucky with the red trap in the Grade OR debut is the two-year-old blue dog, Britania Ardbeg. The conviction of the connections is translated through the confidence of racing their under charge at the highly acclaimed level right away. He is the part
of the line-up for the Spectrum Heating & Boilers Trophy on Thursday, 4th October at Hove over 285 metres flat.
The profile of the lightly raced hound has three entries, two of which are in Grade T3 at Hove over 285 metres.
Droopys Maldini’s two-year-old son out of, Kilhoran Aoife, kick started the racing career with the first position in a 525 yards race on 18th August, 2012.
The T. Tester trained has experienced breaking out of the first trap in the very recent training session, and before that the Grade A1 that he bagged originated from the same number.
The first box will give him the chance to speed up early on, and take the leading spot. However, he will need to stay away from getting crowded.
Striving to prove himself at the open level is the year-old black dog, Yahtzee. The last five outings have been a confusing mix of three second scores and two third positions.
His debut attempt had him settling as the runner-up in the Champions Night Puppy Standard – Heat 3 on 5th September, 2012 at Romford over 400 metres.
His half hearted effort made him suffer the loss that came in by the margin of just half-length. The favourite entry, Express Rover, took 24.50 seconds to decide the fate of the race.
The runner-up of the Champions Night Puppy Final missed the crown due to the slow start by 1 ¾ lengths while the race was won by, Droopys English.
The nature of the third failure was linked with his incompetency to pull out of a challenging situation.
Knowing the cards that are unlucky, the J. Reynolds trained by now should know the tactic around dodging defeat. The third trap might confuse him, but breaking out strongly, and staying determined throughout the track distance can see him taking the prize
money back to the connections.
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