Bransa Cana confident about the Grade A1 480 metres flat race at Perry Barr
Perry Barr will become the hosting venue for the Grade A1 480 metres flat race on Tuesday, 20th November. Heading on for claiming their share from the total prize money of £97 are, Bransa Cana, Cyclers Race, Catcherintherye, Maeves Prince, Overdale Fantasy and Barracuda Sky.
With the advantage of the red box is, Bransa Cana, while breaking out of the very opposite gate will be, Barracuda Sky.
Bidding for a hat-trick tonight through the race is the four-year-old black dog, Bransa Cana. He has now been racing since the three seasons and has got quite remarkable experience right up his sleeve.
His very first and the only Grade A1 attempt was in a 480 metres flat race on 1st May at Perry Barr. It turned fruitless as the blue trap, Bransa Cana, ended fifth after taking 29.63 seconds to complete the track distance.
The race was won by the favourite entry, Movealong Tevez, who made the transit to the other end in 29.33 seconds, leading by two lengths.
Boherduff Light’s son has been unbeaten in the last two attempts of the season and both of them were Grade A2 events.
The red trap won the Grade A2 480 metres flat race on 30th October, 2012 at Perry Barr. The favourite entry was quick to set the pace, ran by the rail, led from the very first spot, and held in there until the wire. It took him 29.20 seconds to make it to the other end of the wire.
Missing success by the mark of short head’s was, Catcherinthereye.
The I. Walker trained struck a back-to-back by winning the Grade A2 480 metres flat race on 11th November, 2012 at Perry Barr.
This time the four-year-old out of, Uncanny, was swift to get into a high gear. Breaking from the second slot, he stayed by the rail and reeled in for the wire from the very first spot. He declared dominance over the rest of the line-up in 29.00, leading by a length.
He is backed by 5 to 1 chances for the race tonight while the most favoured candidate for the race is the 9 to 4 shot, Cyclers Ace.
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