Greyhound Tips: Joshuas Prince to take world of beating at Curraheen

Joshuas Prince gets the nap to take the fourth race at Curraheen, where the final of the Two Wheel Training A2 525 is the feature. As a January ’12 whelp with only six runs under his belt, he has clearly had his issues, but the few opportunities we have had to see him have indicated plenty of speed.

Greyhound Tips: Joshuas Prince to take world of beating at Curraheen
Sat, 16 Apr, 2016 - 01:00
Tommy Lyons

Last time out, he overcame an unsuitably wide draw to beat the useful Cardiff Bay, and everything about him suggests he can go much quicker.

If the Pat Kiely-trained veteran can avoid an early clash with Kilmoney Nipper, he’ll take a world of beating.

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CourtsRacingPlace: CurraheenPlace: Curraheen ParkPlace: CorkPlace: YoughalPlace: Faoides FerryPerson: Joshuas PrincePerson: Pat KielyPerson: Kilmoney NipperPerson: Coolavanny BrianPerson: Dims BoyPerson: SimonPerson: John KielyPerson: Ballyhooly HenryPerson: AnophelesPerson: BenPerson: Graham HollandPerson: Balllyhooly HenryPerson: Tom O’NeillPerson: Vivaro SwiftPerson: Ballinakil ClarePerson: Rockburst RivaPerson: Sidarian PearlPerson: HollandPerson: Ger KielyPerson: Steragel LeePerson: Derries CastlePerson: Tinted MachinePerson: Fiadh BeagPerson: Comeout RussellPerson: Riverside BoltPerson: Burgess TadhgPerson: Rockybay YankPerson: Sister KellyEvent: Two Wheel Training A2 525Event: Juvenile DerbyEvent: Puppy OaksOrganisation: ShelbourneOrganisation: Healthcare and Transport Services Puppy OaksOrganisation: Newlawn
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