Clive’s Chance makes it six in a row at Temora 330m trip
Clive's Chance maintained his strong record over the 330m Temora trip with another win on Monday.
Trained by Jack Roy, the chaser lined up as the +110 favourite with top online greyhound bookmakers.
Jumping from box three, he got out to sit behind Dynamic (+450) before booting up to take the lead around the bend.
That was how it stayed as Clive's Chance beat home Dana Poppie (+2000) by one-and-three-quarter lengths in 18.60, with Dynamic in third.
Temora R5 replay – Clive's Chance (18.60) – T: Jack Roy
The winning time improved on his previous best of 18.66 at the track and trip, clocked last start when saluting by three-and-three-quarter lengths on September 25.
Clive's Chance is edging closer to the track record of 18.50, which is shared by Dana Dennis (March 28) and Hill Top Jonah (March 6).
The win made it six straight for the son of Aston Dee Bee and Extreme Chance, all over the same trip at Temora.
His dam was also a strong performer at the Temora 330m, where she posted seven wins and three minor placings from 12 starts, while his full brother Bart's Chance has shown similar ability with two wins and three placings from six starts at the track and trip.
Clive's Chance holds an impressive 90 percent strike rate for placings, with seven wins and two minor placings from 10 career starts.