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Dog Racing News on Thursday, January 25, 2007

THAT’S A SURPRISE

TOP trainer Dave Robartson came to Albion Park on Thursday night thinking he would win two races.He gave littermates Beyond The Call and Miss Hot Gossip great chances in their races and considered the bitch close to a “good thing”.But both were beaten, Beyond The Call into second and Miss Hot Gossip when checked badly early and then flashing home.But Robartson also came to Albion Park on Thursday night with the much underrated Lindale Guest, even though he believed the son of Lindale Blue-Roshana Reason had a task in front of him to beat hot favourite Leica Paper Boy.But Lindale Guest did just that sweeping to the front at the turn out of the back straight and then holding off a late charge by Leica Paper Boy to win by two and a quarter lengths.Tad Smarter fought on well for third a half length away.“Every week he runs 30.30 around here, but tonight he got the luck and won,” said Robartson. “He’s an underrated dog.”That was win 13 for Lindale Guest and his eighth at headquarters.“Box eight suited him because everything jammed up inside him and Leica Paper Boy was slow away and got held up in traffic,” said Robartson.“It was what we needed to happen, and it did.”Leica Paper Boy flashed home late but too late.Robartson part-owns Lindale Guest with long-time friend Lindsay Archer in WA.“The dog could eventually go to WA in the twilight of his career, but that won’t happen for a while because he is racing so well.“He’s such a great chaser.”


Dog Racing News on Thursday, January 11, 2007

Dog Racing - NOW FOR 600M

POMONA trainer Allan Lang has been desperate to give Back In Ten a try over 600 metres.
Lang has been nominating for weeks for 600m races without being able to get a start.
The former top grade sprinter and Group 1 finalist has been in moderate form and not required for those fifth grade 600m races.
So Lang switched him back to sprints and Back In Ten bounced right back to his best when storming away to win a 520m 3rd-4th Grade at Albion Park on Thursday night.
He scored by three lengths in 30.33 beating Reliable Guest with two and a half lengths to Allira storming home for third.
“He’s been getting a hiding at the first turn in top grade races and that’s why his form has slipped,” said Lang after the victory by the son of Shirdon’s Alarm-Everybody Cries.
“He will run 600m for sure, specially as he is eligible for fifth grade.”
Lang pointed to Back In Ten’s strong final section of 12.60 when beating a smart field of gallopers.
“There is only one real way to find out if he can get 600m and that’s to try him,” he said.
“Now that he’s won, he’s got the form to get some runs over 600m.”
Back In Ten was winning his 13th race in 46 starts and 10 of those have been at Albion Park.
He has earned $28,000 for Lang.

Dog Racing - NOW FOR 600M

POMONA trainer Allan Lang has been desperate to give Back In Ten a try over 600 metres.
Lang has been nominating for weeks for 600m races without being able to get a start.
The former top grade sprinter and Group 1 finalist has been in moderate form and not required for those fifth grade 600m races.
So Lang switched him back to sprints and Back In Ten bounced right back to his best when storming away to win a 520m 3rd-4th Grade at Albion Park on Thursday night.
He scored by three lengths in 30.33 beating Reliable Guest with two and a half lengths to Allira storming home for third.
“He’s been getting a hiding at the first turn in top grade races and that’s why his form has slipped,” said Lang after the victory by the son of Shirdon’s Alarm-Everybody Cries.
“He will run 600m for sure, specially as he is eligible for fifth grade.”
Lang pointed to Back In Ten’s strong final section of 12.60 when beating a smart field of gallopers.
“There is only one real way to find out if he can get 600m and that’s to try him,” he said.
“Now that he’s won, he’s got the form to get some runs over 600m.”
Back In Ten was winning his 13th race in 46 starts and 10 of those have been at Albion Park.
He has earned $28,000 for Lang.