Mo Realta Frank v College Master, a tough battle in Crayford’s J.B Riney MBE Kent Champion Hurdle - Final
Five mighty talented hounds have made it to the grand finale of J.B Riney MBE Kent Champion Hurdle at Crayford this Saturday, but the real clash, without any doubt, is between Mo Realta Frank and College Master. Both contenders are in superb rhythm at the
moment, and will make things really tough for each other.
Our vote goes to Mo Realta Frank, who ran riot in the first round. The brindle dog reached Crayford after running a couple of good races at Romford. He stepped out of his unlucky patch in style, grabbing the top rank comfortably by 17 lengths last time.
After leaving the second box, he was quickly away. By virtue of a fabulous start, the son of Cashen Legend attained a handsome lead in the early stages. He kept stretching his advantage until the finishing line, and eventually secured an easy triumph.
After such a huge win, the R. Holloway-trained is brimming with confidence. He has the draw in favour, looking good to continue his ruthless march in today’s big finale. The winner of this meeting will get 500 pounds. The 540 metres hurdle race is scheduled
to begin at 21:24 GMT.
College Master is going to create maximum trouble for Mo Realta Frank. The trainee of B. O'Sullivan is also coming off an outstanding success. In the first round of the championship, he seized the first rank easily by three and a quarter lengths. The son
of Fortune Mike is making up into a capable sort over obstacles, and cannot be taken lightly in this meeting.
Besides these two, three more hounds are aiming to do some damage. Their names are: Soviet Military, Airforce Spirit and Clonkeen Theo. Airforce Spirit needs to show more enthusiasm than last time in the early stages. On his latest trip, the white and black
dog got crowded twice in the beginning.
Clonkeen Theo was second to Mo Realta Frank last time, and would need improvement to produce the same result today. Soviet Military found the recipe of success in the first round, but a similar outcome is unlikely today. Good luck to all the hounds.
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