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Mick picks his top six for Derby success £200,000 TO THE WINNER: 480m WIMBLEDON First Round: Thursday 1st, Friday 2nd & Saturday 3rd May (RPGTV) Second Round: Friday 9th & Saturday 10th May (RPGTV) Third Round: Saturday 17th May (SKY-SPORTS/SIS) Quarter-Finals: Tuesday 20th May (SKY-SPORTS/SIS) Semi-Finals: Saturday 24th May (SKY-SPORTS/SIS) Final: Saturday 31st May (SKY-SPORTS/SIS) SWIFT KEITH - trained by John Mullins his father Pat won the Derby in 1978 and this represents John’s best chance of replicating his father’s great achievement, this dog seems to have it all and for me is the one they all have to beat he’s 20/1. ******
but he could have gone, the bookies pay 1/4 the odds first-six places and he must have each-way claims. ****
VANROONEY - Irish raider trained by Owen McKenna, he’s a strong runner and PAY FREEZE - is Elaine Parker’s star the I can’t see him not qualifying, he can make forgotten greyhound? He can boast he’s the final for us and land a 66/1 each-way won out of every single trap, he’s got big punt. *** race successes in the bag and is surely a big player. The bookies have him at 25/1 and FIERY SPLENDOUR - Kennel mate of Vanrooney but a completely different style, for me that represents good value. ***** this lad is all about early-pace, I’m a fan of SOUTHERN MESUT - I grabbed some of his and at 80/1 he’s worth a few shekels the 100/1 about Charlie Lister OBE early- each-way. ** paced star, he’s now a best priced 66/1, will he stay 480m at full speed? Probably not ECCLESTONE - Every year there is a
surprise package, this year it could be this fella, he moved well in a trial-stake and quoted at 100/1 he could take Paul Hennessy (Irish) on a great Derby journey, he’s worth a small each-way bet. *
What the trainers said: Charlie Lister OBE
Charlie can you win the Derby for an incredible eighth time? And if you can who will it be with? “We will be trying our best, this promises to be the greatest Derby ever with the magnificent £200,000 first-prize put up by William Hill, hopefully on the 31st May we
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RACE HISTORY: www.greyhoundracinghistory.co.uk/greyhoundderby.html 1927 Entry Badge Joe Harmon (White City) 1928 Boher Ash Tom Johnston Snr. (Edinburgh) 1929 Mick the Miller Paddy Horan (Dublin, Ireland) 1930 Mick the Miller Sidney Orton (Wimbledon) 1931 Seldom Led Wally Green (West Ham) 1932 Wild Woolley Jack Rimmer (White City-Man) 1933 Future Cutlet Sidney Probert (Wembley) 1934 Davesland Jack Harvey (Harringay) 1935 Greta Ranee Arthur Jonas (White City) 1936 Fine Jubilee Mrs Marjorie Yate (Private) 1937 Wattle Bark Jim Syder Snr. (Wembley) 1938 Lone Keel S.W.Wright (Private) 1939 Highland Rum Paddy Fortune (Wimbledon) 1940 G.R.Archduke Charlie Ashley (Harringay) 1945 Ballyhennessy Seal Stan Martin (Wimbledon) 1946 Mondays News Fred Farey (Private) 1947 Trevs Perfection Fred Trevillion (Private) 1948 Priceless Border Leslie Reynolds (Wembley) 1949 Narrogar Ann Leslie Reynolds (Wembley) 1950 Ballymac Ball Stan Martin (Wimbledon) 1951 Ballylanigan Tanist Leslie Reynolds (Wembley) 1952 Endless Gossip Leslie Reynolds (Wembley) 1953 Daws Dancer Paddy McEvoy (Private) 1954 Pauls Fun Leslie Reynolds (Wembley) 1955 Rushton Mac Frank Johnson (Private) 1956 Dunmore King Paddy McEvoy (Clapton) 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Pigalle Wonder Jim Syder Jnr. (Wembley) Mile Bush Pride Jack Harvey (Wembley) Duleek Dandy Bill Dash (Private) Palms Printer Paddy McEvoy (Clapton) The Grand Canal Paddy Dunphy (Ireland) Lucky Boy Boy John Bassett (Clapton) Hack Up Chieftain Percy Stagg (Belle Vue) Chittering Clapton Adam Jackson (Clapton) Faithful Hope Paddy Keane (Clapton) Tric-Trac Ron Hookway (Owlerton) Camira Flash Randolph Singleton (White City) Sand Star Hamilton Orr (Ireland) John Silver Barbara Tompkins (Private) Dolores Rocket Herbert White (Private) Patricias Hope Adam Jackson (Clapton) Patricias Hope John O’Connor (Ireland) Jimsun Geoff DeMulder (Hall Green) Tartan Khan Gwen Lynds (Bletchley) Mutts Silver Phil Rees Sr. (Wimbledon) Balliniska Band Eddie Moore (Belle Vue) Lacca Champion Pat Mullins (Private) Sarahs Bunny Geoff DeMulder (Hall Green) Indian Joe John Hayes (Ireland) Parkdown Jet Ger McKenna (Ireland) Lauries Panther Terry Duggan (Romford) Im Slippy Barbara Tompkins (Coventry) Whisper Wishes Charlie Coyle (Maidstone) Pagan Swallow Philip Rees Jr. (Wimbledon) Tico Arthur Hitch (Slough) Signal Spark Gary Baggs (Walthamstow) Hit The Lid John McGee (Canterbury) Lartigue Note Ger McKenna (Ireland) Slippy Blue Kenny Linzell (Walthamstow) Ballinderry Ash Patsy Byrne (Wimbledon) Farloe Melody Matt O’Donnell (Ireland) Ringa Hustle Tony Meek (Oxford) Moral Standards Tony Meek (Hall Green) Moaning Lad Theo Mentzis (Private) Shanless Slippy Dolores Ruth (Ireland) Some Picture Charlie Lister OBE (Nottingham) Toms The Best Nick Savva (Milton Keynes) Chart King Ralph Hewitt (Ireland) Rapid Ranger Charlie Lister OBE (Private) Rapid Ranger Charlie Lister OBE (Private) Allen Gift Claude Gardiner (Hove) Farloe Verdict Charlie Lister OBE (Private) Droopys Scholes Ian Reilly (Ireland) Westmead Hawk Nick Savva (Private) Westmead Hawk Nick Savva (Private) Westmead Lord Nick Savva (Henlow) Loyal Honcho Seamus Graham (Ireland) Kinda Ready Mark Wallis (Harlow) Bandicoot Tipoki Charlie Lister OBE (Private) Taylors Sky Charlie Lister OBE (Private) Blonde Snapper Mark Wallis (Yarmouth) Sidaz Jack Charlie Lister OBE (Private)
THE GREATEST RACE ON EARTH will be in the final with a chance, it will be tough to win it, some great dogs will be in it Gino (left) and Hit The Lid with John McGee but we will probably have a team of around eight to ten. Sidaz Jack is the champion, he will get better and better for the runs and is coming along nicely, what he did last year was incredible, we know he loves Wimbledon he’s got very good early and seemed to just get better and better during the competition. Sidarian Blaze won the Comerford at Shelbourne Park, lightly raced and showed he’s taken to Wimbledon with a brilliant win in a trial-stake he clocked 28.15 +10, lovely dog who looks to have it all. Southern Mesut is a dog with great earlypace, his sprint trial was fantastic if he sees out the 480m he is a player for sure, he will have a trial-stake before the competition and we will see how he goes but he’s a nice dog. Jordans Brianna is a nice dog, good earlypace and looks very much the sort of dog to do well at Wimbledon, he’s a nice dog and should go well in the Derby. Redbrick Stuart won the Northern Puppy Derby at Newcastle, I think there is more to come from him again he’s got nice early and Wimbledon will suit him. Hather George he’s been a fantastic dog, he owes us nothing, the owners want him to have a crack at the Derby he went well last year and I’d not write him off for this year he can keep qualifying. We will have one or two others possibly a team ten strong but have to confirm with the owners who is going in for it yet but the ones above should all go in the Derby and I could not pick one it will be a team effort, we have dogs definitely good enough to win it but you need that bit of luck with trap draws etc. Which dog would you would most like to train apart from your own? Swift Keith, John’s dog has been really impressive he showed he likes Wimbledon pace, I would have loved to have gone to Scotland but we decided to keep him for and that is important.” this, my dad ‘Pat’ won the Derby in 78 I’d be the happiest guy alive if we won it in Kennel’s best chance - “Swift Keith we are 2014. I think a dog will break 28.00 in this all so excited, all I’ve ever wanted to do is year’s Derby it’s going to be very special.” win the Derby, it means so much to me, I Dog most like to train apart from your think we’ve a dog capable of winning it, we own - “Kereight King he really impressed need that luck; trap draws, staying sound, me in a recent trial, he likes Wimbledon avoiding kennel sickness there is so much he’s got good early and looks a player.” that can go wrong we just hope and pray we get that luck that anyone who wins the Derby needs, Swift Keith has fantastic all round Kennel’s best chance - “Farloe Nutter
John Mullins
Craig Dawson
think Wimbledon will suit him more than Shawfield, he was fantastic in the Puppy Derby at Monmore, he’s got great all round pace, it’s a long journey but we will go there full of hope, if you’re not in it you can’t win it, we’ve a chance.” Dog most like to train apart from my own - “Sidarian Blaze looks a proper dog, Charlie will have a good team but this fella looks the business.”
Mark Wallis
Kennel’s main chance - “Blackrose Mar-
WILLIAM HILL GREYHOUND DERBY no guarantee but if he does he should go very well, we will have a big team over but Agent could be the one.” Dog most like to train apart from your own - “Swift Keith ‘really impressed me winning at Wimbledon on Sky, I rang my dad and said I’ve just seen a real dog, he looks to have it all, if I was given a charity bet I’d put it on him.”
Rab McNair
Kennel’s best chance - “Leamaneigh Turbo, he won the Comerford back in 2012 but smashed a wrist, we’ve been working on it for six-months if he stands up to the competition this fella could be a real surprise package. We will have a nice team heading to Wimbledon and it may surprise a few people I’ve put Turbo up but he is a very fast dog and like I say if he holds up this lad can run a big competition.” Dog most like to train apart from your own - “That is a tough one but I’d have to say Kereight King he flew the other night in a trial, he was impressive enough last year but looks a serious player to me again this year.”
Seamus Cahill
Kennel’s best chance - “Droopys Odell is probably our best chance, he can do it both ways and even when things don’t go his way he can battle and grab a qualifying spot, he’s not short of early either when he gets it right at the boxes, it’s going to be amazing and well done William Hill for putting up the money.” Dog most like to train apart from your own - “Kereight King impressed me the other night, he’s a fresh dog and should go well for his connections.”
Elaine Parker co ‘he’s got nice early and I’d say is probably our best chance, you never know with the Derby, it will be hard to win it but Marco is a decent dog and I think he is a bit overpriced.” Dog most like to train apart from your own - “Sidarian Blaze he impressed me at Wimbledon looks a very good dog and Charlie knows how to win a Derby.”
Jim Daly
have been well schooled, he was unlucky with trap draw at Monmore in the semifinal, he possesses great pace to the thirdbend and looks an ideal Wimbledon dog, we are full of hope.” Dog most like to train apart from your own - Rio Quattro ‘This dog really caught my eye at Monmore, I think he can go very well in the Derby.’
Kevin Hennessy
Kennel’s main chance - “Scarface he is Kennel’s best chance - “Barefoot Agent very young but is a Droopys dog so he will taking it on chance he takes to Wimbledon,
Kennel’s best chance - “I’d have to say Pay Freeze, he’s won out of every single trap, he’s got the big competition wins on his CV and thought he went very well for his first look at Wimbledon. I must just mention Candlelight King he’s never raced away from Sheffield before and for his first look at Wimbledon we thought he went very well, he’s not without a chance.” Dog most like to train apart from your own - “Swift Keith, he’s a young dog who’s lightly raced and seems to have some serious pace.”
Dean Childs
Kennel’s best chance - “Sidarian Teejay,
THE GREATEST RACE ON EARTH Slippy Blue
he showed he liked Wimbledon during the RFS puppy derby, he picked up an injury and was off for five months, he really impressed in his first trial back and I think he will only get better and better from here on in, in that trial he beat Droopys Norris who in his own right is a fast dog, he may surprise a few people.” Dog most like to train apart from your own - “Sidarian Blaze, flew the other night in a trial-stake, he won the big puppy race in Ireland and looks to have settled in here in the UK he could be the one to beat.”
Carol Weatherall
Kennel’s best chance - “Holdem Spy, we are still buzzing after his Scottish Derby victory, he narrowly missed out on the final during last year’s Derby so hopefully he can go one better this year, we are dreaming of
Sponsors William Hill
winning it and think he’s got a great eachway chance, he will go for the Irish Derby Get the latest Derby prices online at www. later in the year all being well.” williamhill.com Dog most like to train apart from your I caught up with the sponsors to ask for own - “Swift Keith, he looks a really excit- their Derby fancies.... ing dog and should go well.” This year’s William Hill Greyhound Derby is the biggest and best greyhound race ever and the crowning jewel in the calendar The number-one greyhound photograat Wimbledon. pher in the business travels the country Winning connections will receive a taking the pictures but he is also a great cheque for an astonishing £200,000! Add judge. to that the best greyhounds in the world and I caught up with Steve, who tipped: packed crowds cheering on the dogs it truly “Mind The Net really impressed me at is the greatest spectacle in the sport. Shawfield, I think he is a big price 80/1 and Newly-installed 14/1 favourite Kereight looks to have each-way claims. At the top King is expected to grab the headlines, end of the prices Sidarian Blaze impressed particularly with his famous connections me and should go close at around 20/1.” — he’s part-owned by AP McCoy — after a very good trial at Wimbledon recording
Steve Nash
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28.14 seconds which is the fastest time of the year so far. He got to the third round last year but was struggling with a split web during the competition and was subsequently eliminated. After some time off he seems to be back in top form and there has been plenty of money for him over the last couple of weeks. Kereight King would be a bad result for William Hill. Also worthy of mention is last year’s winner Sidaz Jack who returns to defend his title after some time off. He produced the best run of his career last year when he was something of a surprise 8/1 winner in the final. Sidaz Jack has had two trial stakes races at Wimbledon on
the past two Saturday nights, winning the first and coming 2nd in the other. While he was not overly impressive in either run, Charlie Lister OBE assures us there is plenty more to come from him. Another runner who has come in for support is last year’s third-placed greyhound Ballymac Vic. He hasn’t raced since winning a prestigious “Night Of Stars” race at Shelbourne Park in November, but comes into the competition fresh and will surely go very close once again. He was arguably an “unlucky loser” last year, when he just failed to go round the bend in front of Sidaz Jack which may well have resulted in him winning the race. Ballymac Vic will be looking to make amends for that in what is probably going
to be his last attempt at a big competition before retiring to stud. William Hill anticipate another exciting draw on Sunday 26th April, where the eyes of the sporting world will focus on the dogs participating in the biggest greyhound race in the world. William Hill spokesman Jon Ivan-Duke said: “This year’s William Hill Greyhound Derby competition is the biggest event ever held in the sport, with more ways to bet than ever before — in shops, online and on mobile. “The passion of the crowds and the thrilling action on the track is what greyhound racing is all about and William Hill is proud to sponsor the greatest greyhound race in the world worth a record-breaking £200,000 to the winner!”
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Special bets and look at the draw The draw for the first round of the William Hill Greyhound Derby has been made and to coincide with the draw, the sponsors of the £200,000 competition have a series of special betting markets. It’s EVEN-MONEY that a greyhound manages to get to the Grand Final without winning a heat in the process, while it’s 40/1 that any greyhound WINS the whole competition without winning a heat before the final. Punters looking for a dog to complete the clean sweep and go unbeaten to the Derby crown can get 8/1 with William Hill. Seven time Derby winner Charlie Lister is 6/4 to have a greyhound in the Final. William Hill offer 2/5 that it’s a Rails seed who lands the title, with Wide at 3/1 and Middle at 6/1. The age-old battle between the UK and Ireland continues, with a UK winner at 1/3 and Ireland at 11/4 – while there’s a curveball entry from Hungary marked at 150/1. William Hill spokesman Jon Ivan-Duke: “As always the draw has thrown up some exciting heats and the competition promises to be one of the greatest in the history of greyhound racing. Wimbledon will be packed with passionate fans and with such a strong field this year, the action on the track will be breath-taking.” One of the highlights of the opening night is sure to be the return of the reigning Champion Sidaz Jack, who runs from Trap 1 in Heat 6. Holdem Spy, who has been popular in the antepost betting market, races from Trap 6 in the penultimate contest of the first night. The competition commences with the first round taking place on Friday 1st May, Saturday 2nd May and Sunday 3rd May building towards the William Hill Greyhound Derby Grand Final on the 31st May.
Kereight King
Track record to be broken: 1/2 No, 6/4 Yes (current record is 28.08seconds) Greyhound to break 28.00sec in any heat: 5/2 Yes Will Charlie Lister have a runner in the final: 6/4 Nationality Of Winner: 1/3 UK, 11/4 Ireland, 150/1 Hungarian Derby winner to be unbeaten in every round: 8/1 Yes Any greyhound to make it to the final without winning a heat: EVENS Any greyhound to win the Final without winning a heat: 40/1 Winning seed: 2/5 Rails, 3/1 Wide, 6/1 Middle Any bitch to win: 33/1 Yes
Round 1 draw
Thursday 1st May (first race at 7.39pm, shown on RPGTV and in WH shops) HEAT 1 TRAP 1: MELODYS GAMBLE R P.Young TRAP 2: WESTMEAD ALEXIS R N.Savva TRAP 3: JAYTEE HAWEII R P.Young TRAP 4: LOUGH MESSI M M.Locke TRAP 5: HARRY THE CROOK W R.Rees TRAP 6: BITTLES BAR W M.White HEAT 2 TRAP 1: LONGWOOD FANTASY R P.Curtin TRAP 2: CU NA MIANTA R J.Hall TRAP 3: SUPREME TURBO R S.Buckland
WILLIAM HILL GREYHOUND DERBY TRAP 5: BORNA CHEYNE M J.Reynolds TRAP 6: ECCLESTONE W P.Hennessy (i) HEAT 7 TRAP 1: FOREST GAVIN R K.Hutton TRAP 2: EUROPIAN KING R C.Allsopp TRAP 3: DOWER MATT R E.Gaskin TRAP 4: GENERAL WOLF R B.Drapper TRAP 5: CASHEN MAUREEN R T.Soppitt TRAP 6: MIND THE NET M P.Buckley (i) HEAT 8 TRAP 1: JORDANS BRIANNA R C.Lister TRAP 2: JOLLY ANGELO R K.Perrin TRAP 3: CALZAGHE JACK R T.Soppitt TRAP 4: SAVANA NIJINSKY R S.Gaughan TRAP 5: SHANEBOY SILAS M D.Elcock TRAP 6: AIRLIE IMPACT W P.Young HEAT 9 TRAP 1: MILEHEIGHT ALBA R P.Roseny TRAP 2: GUINESS SPARK R S.Cahill TRAP 3: SON OF DELBOY R S.Buckland TRAP 4: ROXHOLME TED W H.Keightley TRAP 5: WONT FALL BEHIND W C.Weatherall TRAP 6: BUOY JOHNNY W P.YounG HEAT 10 TRAP 1: FARLOE CALVIN R O.McKenna (i) TRAP 2: COOLAVANNY JET R S.Buckland TRAP 3: JAYTEE LIGHTNING R P.Young TRAP 4: MANNYS WEDNESDAY M P.Young TRAP 5: PARADISE MALIBU W K.Hutton TRAP 6: HOLDEM SPY W C.Weatherall
Southern Mesut
TRAP 4: FARLEY RIO M K.Boon TRAP 5: EL DOMINGO M P.Cronin (i) TRAP 6: SCARFACE W J.Daly
TRAP 4: DROOPYS NORRIS R D.Childs TRAP 5: DELIGHTFUL LAD M J.Lambe TRAP 6: VACANT
HEAT 3 (2 qualify) TRAP 1: KIPPERS USAIN R P.Buckley (i) TRAP 2: BALLYMAC LOCH R J.Heath TRAP 3: DATA ROMEO R G.Conet TRAP 4: VISCOUNT RAMBLER M N.McEllistrim TRAP 5: REEL TRICKYONE M M.Wallis TRAP 6: HIPOWER BUCKO M R.Devenish
HEAT 5 TRAP 1: VIMMERBY R S.Walsh TRAP 2: BLACKROSE VIC R E.Cantillon TRAP 3: BUBBLY BEAUTY R P.Young TRAP 4: EXCEL CRASH M R.Holloway TRAP 5: BROSNA KING M M.Dartnall TRAP 6: RAYVIN LAD W E.McNAIR
HEAT 4 (5 dog – 2 dogs qualify) TRAP 1: PINPOINT FINAS R K.Macari TRAP 2: PAY FREEZE R E.Parker TRAP 3: KIELDUFF BLITZ R S.Cahill
HEAT 6 (2 qualify) TRAP 1: SIDAZ JACK R C.Lister TRAP 2: KILDARE PREMIER R E.Parker TRAP 3: RACY THUNDER M D.Whitton TRAP 4: YOUNG GOLDEN M P.Young
HEAT 11 (2 qualify) TRAP 1: METRO JACK R P.Cronin (i) TRAP 2: ITS SHOWTIME R R.Holloway TRAP 3: SIDAZ PEDRO R O.McKenna (i) TRAP 4: GARRYGLASS RODGE R M.Wallis TRAP 5: VIKING JACK W J.Hayton TRAP 6: FARLOE TRENT W E.McNAIR
Friday 2nd May
HEAT 12 TRAP 1: DROOPYS WARD R P.Young TRAP 2: CARIBBEAN STAR R J.Hall TRAP 3: GOBEKLI TEPE R C.Mosdall TRAP 4: BOOM BOOM HERO W K.Hutton TRAP 5: FINAL NIKE W C.Lister TRAP 6: SWIFT PERTH W P.Crosse HEAT 13 TRAP 1: TAKE THE CROWN R P.Rosney TRAP 2: SIDAZ JONATHAN R C.Lister TRAP 3: BAREFOOT AGENT R P.Hennessy (i) TRAP 4: PATTERDALE HENRY R G.Power TRAP 5: BROOKSIDE ACE R D.Mullins TRAP 6: BUBBLY ROCKET R P.Young
THE GREATEST RACE ON EARTH HEAT 14 (5 dog 2 qualify) TRAP 1: PARADISE SILVA R P.Buckley (i) TRAP 2: BALLYMAC BOBBYJO R S.Race TRAP 3: GLENPADDON BOLT R B.Drapper TRAP 4: MILLWARD JOKER R S.Cahill TRAP 5: PROPER FANCY M B.Drapper TRAP 6: vacant HEAT 15 TRAP 1: BAREFOOT SCHOLAR R P.Hennessy (i) TRAP 2: EXPRESS MASTER R C.Allsopp TRAP 3: CONFIDENT SHEA R B.Berwick TRAP 4: JOLLY BULLSEYE R K.Hutton TRAP 5: FARLOE BOZZ M T.Taylor TRAP 6: DUSTIN EAGLE M S.Gresham HEAT 16 (2 qualify) TRAP 1: DISTANT ESCALADE R R.Devenish TRAP 2: BUBBLY LUCKY R P.Young TRAP 3: LODE HENRY R J.Hayton TRAP 4: GREENWELL LARK W P.Flaherty TRAP 5: FRETTENHAM FLYER W T.Hunter TRAP 6: PIERCESTOWN SHOP W R.Rees
John Mullins
HEAT 17 TRAP 1: BROMWICH TOM R L.Cook TRAP 2: BALLYMAC NIALL R S.Cahill TRAP 3: DROOPYS LONDON R D.Childs TRAP 4: TYNWALD BISH M P.Cronin (i) TRAP 5: EXOCET M C.Allsopp TRAP 6: FARLEY CHICKEN W E.McNair HEAT 18 TRAP 1: COOLAVANNY BERT R J.Gardner TRAP 2: DROOPYS ODELL R S.Cahill TRAP 3: FARLOE NUTTER R C.Dawson TRAP 4: SIDARIAN BLAZE R C.Lister TRAP 5: BALLYGIBBON KING M S.Cahill TRAP 6: BALLYMAC BOCKO W G.Box HEAT 19 TRAP 1: LEMON LAVEER R G.Holford TRAP 2: DE REAL McCOY R P.Hennessy (i) TRAP 3: JOHNNY KWANGO R A.Clarke TRAP 4: AKERVIEW GEM R J.Wright TRAP 5: BRINKLEYS QUEEN W T.Taylor TRAP 6: DIESEL SENNA W M.Fawsitt HEAT 20 (2 qualify) TRAP 1: JAYTEE BARZELONA R P.Young TRAP 2: KEREIGHT KING R C.Curtin (i) TRAP 3: CALZAGHE MARIO R T.Soppitt TRAP 4: BROTHER JOHN R S.Cahill TRAP 5: LONGMEADOW TASH M C.Mosdall TRAP 6: CALZAGHE VET W T.Soppitt HEAT 21 (5 dogs 2 qualify)
Pat Curtain
TRAP 1: BLACKROSE REBEL R E.Cantillon TRAP 2: KING DEC R E.McNAIR TRAP 3: SOUTHERN MESUT R C.Lister TRAP 4: SPEED AGREED M J.Lambe TRAP 5: vacant TRAP 6: BORNA KARMA W J.Reynolds HEAT 22 TRAP 1: HILLSIDE ROYAL R T.Taylor TRAP 2: FARLEY CHAMP R H.Dimmock TRAP 3: LOWGATE ZIRCON M J.Hayton TRAP 4: AIRFIELD PAUDIE M E.McNAIR TRAP 5: WESTMEAD CHRIS W N.Savva TRAP 6: ZENAS ELENA W G.Davidson HEAT 23 TRAP 1: GLENVALE STEVIE R N.McEllistrim TRAP 2: CANDLELIGHT KING R E.Parker
TRAP 3: DRAGON BIG BUX M K.Hutton TRAP 4: EL FLUTTER M M.Wallis TRAP 5: ZENAS MARINO M G.Davidson TRAP 6: GIZMO CLASSIC W J.McGee (i) Sat 3rd May HEAT 24 (2 qualify) TRAP 1: KILDARE FANTASY R E.Parker TRAP 2: HOLDEM TIGHT R C.Weatherall TRAP 3: SALAD DODGER R B.Berwick TRAP 4: JET STREAM DUKE M K.Hutton TRAP 5: CARRIBEAN RIKER W J.Hall TRAP 6: KILARA BIGMOMA W D.Merchant HEAT 25 (2 qualify) TRAP 1: TOMS KNOWLEDGE R K.Hutton TRAP 2: DROOPYS DAVE R P.Young TRAP 3: CARIBBEAN STEPZ R J.Hall
WILLIAM HILL GREYHOUND DERBY TRAP 1: BLACKSTONE MARCO R M.Wallis TRAP 2: ALL ABOUT YA R P.Cronin (i) TRAP 3: CROKERS CHAMP R P.Cronin (i) TRAP 4: SWIFT KEITH R J.Mullins TRAP 5: LEAMANEIGH TURBO M E.McNAIR TRAP 6: GREENWELL MENTOR W P.Flaherty HEAT 31 TRAP 1: MILLWARDS BENGIE R P.Young TRAP 2: CALZAGHE GEORGE R T.Soppitt TRAP 3: BALLYMAC VIC R L.Dowling (i) TRAP 4: JAYTEE SEVILLE R P.Young TRAP 5: WESTMEAD JOHN R N.Savva TRAP 6: EL SALVADOR M P.Cronin (i) HEAT 32 (5 dog – 2 qualify) TRAP 1: RAZLDAZL BUTCH R G.Davidson TRAP 2: SWITHINS WAY R P.Cronin (i) TRAP 3: ZERO TWO R M.Dartnall TRAP 4: KINCRAIG RORY M A.Collett TRAP 5 : vacant TRAP 6: WINNING LADY W K.Tester HEAT 33 TRAP 1: UNDERGROUND PAUL R P.Young TRAP 2: BORNEO M P.Cronin (i) TRAP 3: COOLAVANNY TRIGG W D.Childs TRAP 4: UP TO IT W G.Andreas TRAP 5: EXPRESS MAX W S.Cahill TRAP 6: FARLOE MENACE W G.Holford
Swift Keith
TRAP 6: ISLAS SCOLARI W S.Cahill TRAP 4: DROOPYS PRIDE R E.Parker TRAP 5: FIERY SPLENDOUR W O.McKenna (i) HEAT 28 (2 qualify) TRAP 6: BUBBLY CHARLIE W P.Young TRAP 1: ILEWIN FRIMLEY R M.Wallis TRAP 2: AIRPORT CAPTAIN R K.Hutton HEAT 26 TRAP 3: PRICELESS BOLT R P.Hennessy (i) TRAP 1: ATTILA R G.Tenczel TRAP 4: MR MARMITE M C.Grasso TRAP 2: GRADUATION DAY R J.McGee (i) TRAP 5: DROOPYS JAY M J.Daly TRAP 3: DOWNTON FLYER M M.Dartnall TRAP 4: BALLYMAC MATTHEW W P.Flaherty TRAP 6: THATCHERS CHAMP W P.Young TRAP 5: WOOLIE NO SHOES W P.Hennessy (i) HEAT 29 TRAP 6: SCREEN CRITIC W K.Hutton TRAP 1: HATHER GEORGE R C.Lister TRAP 2: BALLYMAC MOHAMED R P.Buckley HEAT 27 TRAP 3: LASSA EXPEDITION R R.Wheeler (i) TRAP 1: AIRMOUNT PACO R J.Wright TRAP 4: NEWLAWN IMPACT M P.Gilfoyle (i) TRAP 2: TOOLATETOSELL R H.Dimmock TRAP 5: DROOPYS GEOFF W S.Cahill TRAP 3: BUBBLY GOLD R P.Hennesey (i) TRAP 4: LAUGHILL GEORGE W M.O’Donovan (i) TRAP 6: AERO NEMESIS W M.Wallis HEAT 30 TRAP 5: REBELLIOUS KHAN W B.Berwick
HEAT 34 TRAP 1: IMMICONN R D.Mullins TRAP 2: MELODYS MIDNIGHT R M.Dartnall TRAP 3: THEMOPSONSPEED R M.White TRAP 4: SIDARIAN TEEJAY R D.Childs TRAP 5: BALLYHOE ECLIPSE M C.Allsopp TRAP 6: BUBBLY PHANTOM M P.Young HEAT 35 TRAP 1: AIRFORCE REBEL R R.Holloway TRAP 2: BENKAAT NERO R M.Wallis TRAP 3: BUBBLY STORM R P.Young TRAP 4: BLONDE RAZOR R M.Wallis TRAP 5: CASUAL GENT W P.Curtin TRAP 6: VANROONEY W O.McKenna (i) HEAT 36 TRAP 1: ERIC COURT R D.Deakin TRAP 2: TIGER TROOPER R R.Butler TRAP 3: KERRIS HAWK M C,Price TRAP 4: BARNTICK DURPEE W J.Daly TRAP 5: TARBROOK TAETOE W F.Black (i) TRAP 6: BRICK LANE W F.Black (i)