She's the first dog I ever put in Grade D instead of Grade C after winning maiden. I had that much confidence in her.
She started off slow but she's really come around lately. She's taken a little longer to develop and adjust to the different track.
She's probably the hardest trying dog in the kennel. She can get jammed and beat around but she'll keep on coming.
There's been a few races where she was in traffic and just pushed her way through. She's not afraid of the other dogs. She hasn't had the best post positions either which makes her performances even more impressive.
She came back and it looked like she never missed a beat. She's very determined.
Most dogs find the going gets tougher the first time they reach Grade AA. Not these two ... they continue to hit the board.
