Lupini Looking For More Success At Dundalk

County Down trainer Natalia Lupini hoping for more success with two runners at Dundalk later this week

Another Friday trip to Dundalk is on the cards for Banbridge trainer Natalia Lupini as she sends two runners to the all-weather meeting later this week. 

Lupini scored a double on the card at the track earlier this month and has two more hopes later this week 

NatalĂ­a Lupini, Banbrdge trainer, is looking for another winner this Friday at Dundalk.

Read below for a rundown on Lupini’s runners this Friday courtesy of BetVictor Casino.

Summer Island could take his place in the mile handicap at 5.30pm on Friday’s card and is a big hope for Lupini, having won at this track last time out when scoring over course and distance on February 6. 

That was his first run for the trainer having switched from the John McConnell yard and was also off track for 157 days. He is one of only two last-time-out winners in the prospective field and this looks a good chance for the four-year-old to follow up.

The other entry for Lupini on Friday’s card is Sutton Hoo, who has an entry in the one mile and two furlong maiden contest at 7.30pm.  

The three-year-old colt has had just two under-whelming racecourse starts so far – a sixth on debut at Gowran Park, followed by finishing last in a Listowel maiden contest back in September.

Consequently, he has had time off the track since then so Lupini will be hoping for better things from her runner following this break. 

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