Orlando Dawn likely to shine at Crayford
Since July this year, Orlando Dawn has been enjoying great momentum. He has registered a number of iconic triumphs during this period. In the light of the S. Gammon trained fawn dog’s ongoing purple patch, we can hope that he will deliver an influential
performance in tonight’s Read Tipster In Metro Every Day Hurdle that is scheduled to be run at Crayford racecourse.
In the line-up of six runners, the five-year-old veteran hound seems to be the strongest candidate; therefore, he will take no time to adjust to the 380-meter hurdled course. The open race will confer £250 upon the one who finishes first.
Orlando Dawn has a lot of experience under his belt. He has been running since September 2009.
The way the dashing dog performed during the last two months was really amazing. In the first half of July, he elegantly bagged a couple of consecutive triumphs.
On August 4, the skilled sprinter ran very well again and sealed top spot by beating the hot favourite candidate Ardera Neasa. He went on to lift the ace title of Racs CC Wig & Shoes Stakes narrowly.
After earning two consecutive runner-up ranks, the talented son of Balintore Brave out of Vaughan Vixen won an A4 and an A3 races in a row. Being the 9-4 favourite, he beautifully stood second in the A2 380m Flat.
Orlando Dawn earned enough applause by winning the H2 380m Hurdle on September 15. These stats speak volumes of the experienced hound’s inherent talent and unbeatable capabilities. Thus, he will surely be effective tonight.
Among the other contestants, Airforce Spirit is likely to perform well in the race. The R. Holloway trained white and black dog last won an open race on September 7. That was the Champions Night Hurdle - Heat 1, held at Romford.
He moved ahead to finish third in his last outing entitled as Wimbledon 480 Standard.
Above all, he has been regarded as the hot favourite candidate for this race. Thus, he can prove to be fatal enough for Orlando Dawn.
In this situation, a howling battle is imminent between the two mighty dogs. Good luck to them.
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