In a thrilling night of greyhound racing at Crayford, Dazl Rolex marked his return to the track with a spectacular win in the Ladbrokes Kent St Leger heat four. Making his first appearance since March, the Golden Jacket winner, trained by Ricky Holloway, showcased his prowess by storming to victory in 45.52 seconds over the challenging 714m distance. Despite the pace-setting performance of Baywatch Bullet, Dazl Rolex powered through to secure a commendable one-length victory.
The excitement continued with Coonough Crow, trained by Mark Wallis, delivering an electrifying performance in heat one. Clocking an impressive time of 45.04 seconds, Coonough Crow asserted dominance from the start, leaving his competitors trailing behind by over 11 lengths. His commanding victory solidified his status as a formidable contender for the upcoming races.
Meanwhile, Wallis secured a double victory as Ballymac Taylor showcased his strength in heat two. With a powerful display, Ballymac Taylor surged ahead to claim a five-length win over his rivals in 45.51 seconds, further demonstrating Wallis's prowess as a masterful trainer.
The stage is set for an exhilarating Ladbrokes Kent St Leger semi-finals showdown, with Coonough Crow, Dazl Rolex, and Ballymac Taylor among the top contenders. Greyhound enthusiasts can anticipate thrilling races as these elite athletes vie for supremacy on the track.