Catunda Ramos with the difficult fourth trap in the J.B Riney Kent Champion Hurdle- Heat 3
On his way to improvement is the five-year-old black dog, Catunda Ramos, who has now got a chance in the third heat of the J.B Riney Kent Champion Hurdle, and is the highly likely entry to bag the £100 prize money. The race will be staged at Crayford over
540 metres hurdle on Saturday, 10th November. Contending on the same grounds tonight are, Airforce Kauto, Mo Realta Frank, Druids Mickey Ma, Clonkeen Theo and Rosscliffe Jet.
Catunda Ramos has now been active in the racing profession since the last three seasons, and has polished his skills at Shelbourne Park, Swindon, Oxford, Henlow, Wimbledon and Crayford.
The S. Gammon trained has been racing at Crayford since 28th June, 2012 at 380 metres hurdle. He has never raced, let alone won over the 540 metres hurdle trip that awaits him tonight.
Elite State’s son has given in all and more to keep in the frame of the first three positions in the last five attempts.
Two of the outings ended with him bagging the prize money, one with a second score and two saw him filling in the third position.
The black hound proved his ability in the Grade H2 380 metres Hurdle on 20th September, 2012 at Crayford. The hound got to break from the first trap and race in red over the trip.
Even though his beginning of the race was not sped up or in a high gear, the five-year-old made the impression just near the line by leading by the slightest of the margin, and concluding the race in 24.26 seconds.
Catunda Ramos won by only a short head’s mark, and cornered the favourite entry of the race, Sparta Glee, into the second position.
The five-year-old out of, Catunda Cheryl, defeated the same rival, Sparta Glee, in the Grade H2 John Driscoll 80th Birthday Stakes on 29th September, 2012 at Crayford over 380 metres hurdle.
The blue trap led right after breaking from the gate and had the trip completed in 24.25 seconds, winning over the favourite entry by just half-length this time.
For tonight the 5 to 1 entry has drawn a tricky trap.
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