No Joy For Us At Hove This Wednesday!
Wednesday 18th February 2015 – HOVE Report
Swift Messi fared best of our two runners when finishing 4th in the D2 Sprint at 2-47. ‘Lionel’ was slow away but clocked 16.99 (-10) 16.89 calculated when beaten just over three lengths by the race winner Brother Charles who is trained by Seamus Cahill. The Norah Mac Racing Clubs Droopys Tomford was baulked at the first bend and ‘Rolo’ finished in 6th place clocking 17.04 (-10) 16.94 calculated four lengths behind the winner.
The Racing Clubs Classy Molly suffered the same fate as ‘Rolo’ as she was baulked at the first bend in the A8 at 3-28. ‘Molly’ was beaten seven lengths by the Dean Childs trained winner Droopys Maria clocking 31.34 (-20) 31.14 calculated finishing in 4th place.
Despite finishing in 6th place Avit On Beryl was only beaten two lengths in a blanket finish! ‘Beryl’ held every chance clocking 31.10 (-20) 30.90 calculated in the A7 at 4-08. The race was won by Frankie Blitz who is trained by Claude Gardiner.
Speak Out Lilly was badly baulked at the 1/4 mark in the A5 at 4-47 and her chance was gone! ‘Lilly’ was beaten seven lengths by the Claude Gardiner trained winner Priceless Sand and finished in 5th place clocking 31.24 (-20) 31.04 calculated.
Lobelia was sent off an 8/1 chance and On Your Lonesome a 16/1 shot for the D2 Sprint at 5-07. Lobelia has finished in front of her kennel mate in recent clashes and it was the same again today! Lobelia ran on well to finish 3rd beaten just under three lengths by the Marie Collins trained winner Maid Ofthe Mill clocking 16.95 (-10) 16.85 calculated. On Your Lonesome was crowded at the second bend and was beaten five and a half lengths by the winner clocking 17.16 (-10) 17.06 calculated finishing in 6th place.
Judicial Babe was sent off a 14/1 chance for the A8 at 5-22 and although she was quick away she faded to finish 6th clocking 31.25 (-20) 31.05 calculated when beaten five lengths by the Jason Heath trained winner Southern Calum.
The last race on the card was won by the Paul Garland trained Silkey Suil. The chance for Release The Ace in the A6 at 5-56 went when he was baulked and checked at the 3/4 mark. He clocked 31.19 (-20) 30.99 calculated in 5th place just over four lengths behind the winner.
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SIX RUNNERS ON THE FRIDAY AFTERNOON HOVE CARD!
Friday 20th February 2015 – HOVE Runners
Fairhill Frankie was crowded at half-way when well beaten on his latest run. He is dropped in grade and capable of much better in the D2 Sprint at 2-08.
Mineola Prof is in good form! He clocked a good time on his latest win and is up in grade for that victory. Likely to go well in the A3 at 3-48.
Ballymac Tonya continues to find trouble in running! She runs in the A10 at 4-27 and has the ability to win at this level if getting a clear run!
Anmima Madam got back to winning form on latest run and goes up a grade for that success. She runs in the A8 at 4-47 and could follow up from a perfect draw!
Droopys Rives is a young pup going the right way! He has improved on each of his 3 runs and opened his account in fine style last Sunday. He runs in the D1 Sprint at 5-07.
Cellini is running well without getting the luck! She has suffered crowding on her last two runs but would have a chance in the A6 at 6-11 if avoiding trouble in running!
Runners
FAIRHILL FRANKIE, MINEOLA PROF, BALLYMAC TONYA, ANMIMA MADAM, DROOPYS RIVES, CELLINI
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LONGRANGE DENIS CONTINUES TO IMPROVE!
After his latest check up Norah is happy to report that the vets are pleased with the progress of LONGRANGE DENIS who continues his recovery from the serious neck injury he sustained at Romford in January. He was kennelled alone for four weeks in order to protect his neck and help him stay quiet! The kennel staff did a great job to get him through that difficult time. Assistant trainer Gemma Byford reported that “Denis is doing very well, bouncing in fact! He is now kennelled back with his girlfriend Avit On Bertha and is allowed out for small walks in a harness keeping the pressure off his neck”. Norah said “He is very happy now he can get out and about and really enjoys his treats!”

