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Greyhounds: Lacy hoping to run up Hatrick win 16

Peter Fenemor
Whanganui Chronicle·
19 Jun, 2014 06:37 PM2 mins to read

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It's a normal Friday evening race card at Hatrick following last week's enthralling group one racing action.

As usual the TAB Quaddie kicks of on Race 9 (7.58pm) where the ultra consistent sprinter Run Lacy Run has drawn to notch up her 16th Hatrick win.

She owns the ability to lead this field throughout from the one trap.

Her biggest danger looks to be the track debutant northern visitor Rotovegas Junior, who won't object about being in trap eight.

Of the others, Bolt Rama and Red Moova Hoova can capitalise if the above pair make an early mistake, while Exponential Lily has been known to upset in previous sprints here before.

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The appropriately named Really Clever appeals as a stand out prospect in the second leg.

He cruised around here in 29.98 seconds last Friday and a similar time will see him winning this event.

The biggest challengers to him looks to be provided by his kennelmate Mammy Brown, while Stay Young can make her presence felt, providing she gets underway quickly.

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Leg 3 has a more open look to it, where again the northerner Rotovegas Rara has been treated kindly by the box draw after being allocated the ace trap to leap from for her track debut assignment.

Chocdee Alice pulled an upset last Friday and she can also feature here.

Kazillion was bold when delivering her open class debut second last week, while Mighty Explosive is the potential bolter in this sprint.

Popsome Tags has been burning up the track in his latest sprints and he has drawn to do likewise in the decider.

If he does make an early mistake from the ace trap, then sprinters like Sir Richie, Waterbug, Enazuma and last Friday's upset winner Embee Dee are all capable of taking out the honours.

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