Castlebride Dan determined to win Heat 5 at Monmore
Completing the first ever hat-trick will be the primary objective of the legendary trainer M. Wallis’ black dog, Castlebride Dan, when he runs in the Heat 5 race here at Monmore racecourse on Monday night, August 13.
The Open Race over 480 meters is offering £200 for the winner. After breaking from the orange box, he will deliver convincing performance to add third straight success to his career chart.
The two-year-old veteran hound has gained a lot of confidence after winning two back-to-back races on August 3 and 7. First, he clinched top spot in The Chase Restaurant Trophy Standard at Romford and then finished first in the William Hill 480 Standard
- Div 2 at Wimbledon. He had been the hot favourite candidate for both these events.
These victories have proved that the brilliant son of Scarty Lad out of Conna Rose possesses a lot of fighting spirit that will lend a great hand to him in the coming contest.
The experienced hound has had an excellent record in OR format of the game. He has gained favourite tags for many times in his career. Thus, it is expected that Castlebride Dan will be able to carry the day convincingly in tonight’s marathon.
Despite the fact that he is strong enough, the momentous hound will have to be wary of Tonbrie Ji who has made a number of glaring marks in his career.
The K. Billingham trained black dog marvellously won Ladbrokes.com 480 on January 28 and went on to grab first position emphatically in another high-profile open race on February 18.
The talented son of Crash out of Mays Liz impressed all by bagging a 7 ¼-length clean victory in the Ladbrokes.com 480 Dogs that was held on February 25.
As a whole, the enthusiastic sprinter has been a consistent winner throughout his career. Now, he eyes on the Heat 5 and, for this purpose, he will give enough tough time to Castlebride Dan.
Thus, the spectators at Monmore will enjoy a fierce battle between the two mighty hounds. The event will be quite exciting. Good luck to all the six runners.
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