Well drawn Kelatakan to deliver

THE well-drawn Kelatakan is a hopeful nap choice to land the Castlerea Maiden at Roscommon this evening.

Well drawn Kelatakan to deliver
Tue, 05 Jul, 2005 - 01:00
Pat Keane

James Leavy’s four year old has shown a lot of promise in two runs and should now be poised to strike.

He began by finishing fourth to Hippodrome at Naas in June, a contest which has been working out quite nicely.

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