You Mind Me retains the winning trap in the Hove Sprint
The £175 prize money has inspired You Mind Me, French Blue, Oscars Cobra, Ardera Blaze, Guinness Dusty and King Scotty to participate in the Grade OR Hove Sprint. The race will be held at Hove over 285 metres flat on Thursday, 15th November, 2012.
All the prospects for the race have already introduced themselves at the open level.
Filling in the red box tonight is, You Mind Me, while racing in the black and white jacket of the sixth trap, will be King Scotty.
Cultivating grounds for success tonight is the three-year-old black and white dog, You Mind Me. The D. Childs trained has been active ever since the previous season, and has accumulated experience over multiple race courses.
The first time that he raced and won at 285 metres flat was on 19th January, 2012 at Hove. The third trap was quick to set his own distance from the rest of the lot, he maintained the lead and took the rail when half of the track distance remained.
The favourite entry made the transit to the other end of the wire in 16.41 seconds.
The victim to 1 ¾ lengths lead of the winner was, Farleyhillian.
Eleven months down the season, Bit Chili’s three-year-old dog is still proficient at the distance and the race course.
He qualified as the runner-up in the Wooden Spoon Sussex Stakes on 1st November, 2012 at Hove over 285 metres.
The red trap could manage the second spot even after taking it slow and steady after breaking out. The favourite entry ran on for the wire, but missed it by just half-length.
The winner, Guinness Smokie, completed the trip in 16.36 seconds.
The three-year-old out of, Miss Shauna, landed the Coral Hove Sprint on 8th November, 2012 at Hove over 285 metres.
The most favoured candidate took flight from the red box. He set into an early high gear, and led on for the wire from the first position. He concluded the race in 16.36 seconds and won over Guinness Smokie, by the 1 ½ lengths.
The 1 to 2 shot for the race reserves the same gate for tonight too.
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