Daily Greyhound Bets / Darrell Williams / 05 November 2009 / Leave a comment

The home team are never easy to beat on Open race nights at Hove, and Darrell Williams fancies a couple of 'short ones' can do the business this evening.

Carden Bert gave the track-record a bit of a shaking when scoring here a fortnight ago, to make it three from five over the 515m trip, and the sole wide seed can go in again.

Best bet Brickfield Class made it four winners from six for the week yesterday, and it's to Hove's Open race jamboree that we head for a couple of hopefully good things this evening.
The strength of the local team rarely lets us down on Open race nights, but while Jimmy Lollie should oblige in the sprint at 20.34, he looks a little short on the tissue against old rival Ballymac Pines, so he'll have to run without this column's cash.
However, kennelmate Carden Bert is a worthy nap in the 21.07. Seamus Cahill's charge has top class form, including a narrow second in the Kent Derby. He gave the track-record a bit of a shaking when scoring here a fortnight ago to make it three from five over the 515m trip. With main rival Blakes Saint awkwardly drawn in trap three, the sole wide seed, not disgraced in a red hot heat at Wimbledon on Leger night, can take full advantage. Take [1.8] or bigger.
Farney King was given little credit for his excellent second in the Sussex Cup back in July, but Ken Tester's railer has certainly delivered for his supporters since, winning his last six over the same 515m journey. Back on Sussex sand after an unsuccessful foray to Wimbledon, his early pace can soon take him to the front in the 21.24. Bush Paddy is an interesting rival, but his lack of recent action is enough to put me off, and the selection can continue his sequence. He'll be short, but hopefully no less than [1.6].

Tags: Farney King Carden Bert Jimmy Lollie Hove Wimbledon Sussex Cup