[KUTYAFAJTÁK] Agár fajták

Hungarian aces eye a Derby tilt.
THIS year's williamhill.com Derby is set to have at least two exotic entries with news yesterday that
a pair of Hungarian-trained greyhounds are intended runners, writes Paul Brown.
The duo are Lyreen Mover and Captain Chaos, winners respectively of the European Derby and Select Stakes
in their homeland. The pair are trained by Gabor Tenczel, who will be staying with Oxford handler Tony Magnasco.
"Lyreen Mover won the European Derby in track record time, so who knows how good he might be," said Oxford's
Mick Wheble yesterday. "He did 15.14sec in his first trial here, and it will be interesting to see what happens with them."
Wheble also had good news regarding the Cesarewitch, revealing it will be sponsored by local owner
Max Picinelli this year. "We thought we might lose it, to be honest, but Max, who sponsors our Maiden Derby, stepped up to back it.
"The finals of both events will be run on the same night, either August 19 or 21."

Picinelli has brought two greyhounds over from Hungary along with their trainer with the Derby in mind.
They are Lyreen Mover, winner of the European Derby and Moonlight Hunter, who landed the European Select Stakes.
They will be kenneled with Magnasco.