Our horses have peppered the pin over the last two days and it’s frustrating that only one Kamille Au Kanada managed to get her head in front in a mares novice hurdle under a double penalty at Hexham on Friday.
But together they earned around £25,000 in prize money which took our total for the season past £200,000.
Kamille Au Kanada has now three of her four starts over hurdles, cantered in by fifteen lengths, and is now qualified for the £100,000 final of the Herring Queen series for mares at Kelso on April 3.
Chad Bament made all the running on Kamille Au Kanada who rattled round the track in style and has improved with every race.
At Aintree Brookie outran his odds in finishing fourth in the Haldon Gold Cup transferred to Aintree from Exeter while I’d like to think that all four of our runners in the Premier Handicap Chase switched from Wincanton will come on for the outing.
Leave of Absence probably needed the run, Gustavian, who will soon be eleven, is hopefully one for Veterans Chases, Jasmin De Grugy, would prefer more ease in the ground and Dartmoor Pirate, while disappointing, is another who ideally wants softer conditions.
