5 Alive

The dogs appear to be really bouncing at the moment, clearly they enjoy the sun on their backs. Last night we had 4 graded winners and an Open Race winner at Monmore. The very promising Sin City Slicker made it three wins from 3 starts when taking the Puppy Open in 28.67. Nats Jedi won the following race, an A2, in 28.58. Recondite then returned to his best when winning the following A2 in 28.49. Liscahane Mavis made a great start to her career over six bends when taking the S2 in 35.52. Bourne Cruiser made it a five timer when winning the A6 in 28.79.

Stadium of Light

Centaur Allstar (pictured) pushed himself to the front rank of the market for the upcoming William Hill Classic with a stunning 27.30 win at Sunderland last night. Droopys Tarzan and Turar Abit finished 4th whilst Micks Ginger was an unlucky 3rd. All will benefit from a good look round at the track.

All good in the sun

Tipperary Dahlia landed her 9th career win from 51 starts yesterday afternoon when taking the opening A6 in 29.40. The veteran Sunrise, a August 2005 bitch, showed the youngsters how to run when winning the S5 in 39.36. Sunrise has never failed to give her best in any of her 78 career races to win and probably the reason she has now won 11 races.

Open Race Entries

Sin City Slicker heads to Monmore tomorrow for his debut in Open Race company. Highview Rocket returns to 480 metre action in the Standard Open. We are also taking four dogs to Newcastle for competition Trial Stakes, these are new intake Droopys Tarzan, Micks Ginger, Centaur Allstar and Turar Abit. On Sunday we have five runners at Coventry - Rackethall Hero, Indigo King, Rev Counter, Scotties Warrior and Highview Gold. Finally Officer Donagh will run at Oxford on Tuesday, live on Sky.

Thurdsay Winners

Three winners on the graded scene at Monmore last night. Borna Edge was the first to oblige when taking the A3 in 29.18. Highview Honda is a model of consistency and got rewarded again when taking the second A3 of the night in 29.03. Rackethall Hero made it 2 wins from third starts when recording the fastest time of the night, 28.43, when taking the A1.

No luck up north

Sadly we had to settle for a 2nd and a 3rd on the Sky televised card from Newcastle on Wednesday. Droopys Jervis was beaten by a smart performance by Ballymac Well and Officer Donagh went down by the shortest of short heads after suffering serious traffic problems in running.

Sales News

Both Moscow Becks and Duke were both sold yesterday, many thanks to those made a purchase. I'm adding a super bitch to the Sale page within the next hour that I expect to sell very quickly. It will be a case of first come first served.