20210222 – Cannington Monday

LUNA TUX (Kinloch Brae- Lilith) recorded his Maiden win at his 9th career start. The Barry McPherson trained bitch is about to turn two years of age and won at big prices defeating the favourite Zipping Jethro by 1 3/4 lengths in 16.45 at his first try over the 275 metres.

FIRE FLY TED (Spud Regis- Fire Fly Juliet) recorded his third win in a row when he defeated his litter sister Fire Fly Casper by 2 3/4 lengths in a PB 16.08. The Glen Currie dog began well and held his sister out running into the first corner before dropping her off and racing clear too victory.

KING RANJI (Birthday Boy- Radio Silent) ended a losing sequence of 16 starts with a 2 3/4 length win over Sin City Vegas in 22.16. The Darren Rowe trained dog was dropping back from the 520 metres and having just his second try over the 380 metres.
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20210221 – Mandurah Sunday

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20210220 – Cannington Saturday – Puppy Classic

STOUT MONELLI (Barcia Bale- Corona Monelli) came from behind the leader West On Brae to win in an exciting finish to the final of the Greyhounds WA Puppy Classic. The David Hobby trained youngster won by a head in a new PB 29.60. The win was the black dogs 8th from just 12 career starts. It was also Hobby’s 4th win in the listed classic event having won his first with All The Grooves in 1998.

SUNSET PIPER (Cosmic Rumble- Sunset Gucci) proved too classy for her rivals when after being pressured and then headed by Volute, the young bitch came back to win by 1 3/4 lengths in 30.02. The David Hobby youngster turns two years of age in July and has now won at her past two starts.

POLLY’S ARIANA (Allen Deed- Polly Bale) recorded back to back wins with a 3 3/4 length victory over Rambo’s Boy in 29.84, an equal PB. The Joe Dailly trained bitch has now won 9 times from 51 career starts.

CASUS BELLI (Bella Infrared- Benita Bale) put up a huge effort to race past the inform Barefoot Tycoon along the back straight before racing clear to win by 5 lengths in 41.83. The Jamie Marsh trained dog has recently returned from a serious hock injury and after a confidence boosting win over the 647 metres at Mandurah the previous week, he is back now to near where he was early last year.

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20210219 – Mandurah Friday

“Erenshaw wins Mandurah Stockfeeds Express Final with Classy Riot”

Regally bred sprinter Classy Riot qualified fastest for tonight’s Mandurah Stockfeeds Express Final and delivered for connections with a terrific win. The son of Brett Lee out-mustered a speedy field to lead at the first turn before zooming away to score in a slick 22.59. Trained out of Canning Vale by Terry Erenshaw Classy Riot was always going to be hard to catch given his strength at the end of 405m. The Nambeelup based Just Send It finished strongly for second and the Casuarina based Jumbo Jet ran on powerfully for third. Classy Riot is a full brother to brilliant greyhounds Disco Riot, Grand Riot and Slick Riot who collectively have won 32 of their 89 career starts.

HOUNDS TO FOLLOW :

Race 1 Number 4 DYNAMIC DIESEL : Ran on powerfully for third at juicy odds

Race 3 Number 7 GEARED UP : Powered home for a solid second behind Zipper Rogue.

Ryan Levitzke (commentator)
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20210218 – Mandurah Thursday

“Next Up Nigel flashes home for Cook”

Consistent short-courser Next Up Nigel came with a well timed run to defeat kennel-mate Fiddly in tonight’s TABtouch Grade 5 over 302m. Odds on favourite Fiddly set the pace from box four but had no answer for Next Up Nigel who whizzed past late to score by a neck. A length away third was the James Jeffries prepared Zipping Solo. Next Up Nigel has now started 44 times for 7 wins, 7 seconds and 7 thirds. While the Brad Cook Quinella wasn’t a shock, Next Up Nigel overtaking Fiddly in the shadows of the post was considering Fiddly’s record of 4 wins from 5 runs over 302m.

HOUNDS TO FOLLOW :

Race 3 Number 9 LIGHT WITCH : Had excuses again and wasn’t beaten far in fourth place.

Race 4 Number 1 JENNY HOOK : Checked off heels at a vital stage when making ground at the top of the straight, is ready to win.

Ryan Levitzke (commentator)
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