BARRY'S JET FLIES
3 May, 2007. Courtesy David Brash
TWO weeks ago Barry Dull was concerned, concerned that his fast improving youngster Dooley’s Jet had a grueling time when second in a Maiden final at Albion Park.
The dog had finished second to Kabobulator on a surface that had been turned over by track staff just a few days before and Dooley’s Jet (Hallucinate-Dooley’s Mist) suffered.
“It really affected him,” said Dull. “He really suffered from that run. He ached in every muscle he had.”
But Dooley’s Jet recovered quickly, so much so that he led throughout to win a heat of the Flying Amy Classic (520m) at Albion Park on Thursday night.
He scored by three and a quarter lengths running away from City Train in the straight with a half length to Jet Rink in third in 30.37.
The dog is a son of Dull’s Group 1 Albion Park Gold Cup winner Dooley’s Mist, from her second litter.
“This litter is much better than the first and I’ve got a few that really look like making the grade,” he said.
They include Playing Tricks, a brilliant Ipswich Maiden winner two weeks ago, as well as Red Hot Dooley which Dull rates as the best of his.
Another littermate, Sam Beau Stanley, in the Shayne Parker kennel, was fastest qualifier in the Vince Curry Series and also third in a heat of the Flying Amy Classic.
“There is plenty of improvement in this little dog,” said Dull. “The thing I liked about his run was the 12.86 final section.
“I doubt he will be a stayer like his mum, but he will keep improving and be a very handy dog.
“He does everything right.”
Dull put Dooley’s Jet through the Vince Curry series as well.
“He was a bit underdone for the series but got into the quarter-finals like a few of mine from the litter but all of them went terrible and it’s taken me a couple of months to get them back on track,” he said.
“They are all back on track now and looking good.”
Dooley’s Mist is in pup to champion young sire Surf Lorian.
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