Kamille Au Kanada extended her sparkling run of success with another runaway victory in a mares’ handicap hurdle over two and a half miles at Lingfield on Tuesday.
She sailed round in front with Chad Bament, jumping fluently and clearly enjoying herself before cantering home in great style by twelve lengths under a penalty to record our nineteenth winner of the season.
Her progression, with four wins from her last five starts, is such that none of us know where she will end up.
What I can say is that Kamille Au Kanada must be a very tough mare with a lot of spirit, given that after an issue with our horsebox she didn’t get home until 1.30 on Saturday morning after bolting up at Hexham on Friday.
She had a spell on our horse walker later that day and a little hack on Sunday before I rode her on Monday.
As she seemed fine, very fresh and well, and was eating up, I decided to let her take her chance on Tuesday.
We will look at some nice mares’ races for Kamille Au Kanada, and she has an entry in a £23,000 0-130 handicap hurdle at Plumpton on Monday.
It’s too early to say if she will turn out again then, but she stays well, has a bit of zip and is giving her owners no end of fun.
