Last odds: 4/1Wearing cheekpiecesTrainer in formWon 0 of last 5—
prominent on outer, joined leaders after 1f, led clearly and made rest after 2f, faced challenge but going okay under 3f out, pushed along going best from 2f out, ridden and kept on well inside final furlong, all out
Last odds: 13/8Official rating 83Jockey in form (5 wins in 14 days)Trainer in formWon 0 of last 5a neck
started quickly, led, joined after 1f, headed but prominent after 2f, pressed leaders when pushed along under 3f out, keeping on when bumped 1f out, went second and kept on well inside final furlong, just held
prominent, pressed leaders when ridden over 2f out, went second under 2f out, switched left and bumped rival 1f out, lost second and bit short of room inside final furlong, no extra towards finish (jockey said that the filly got unbalanced on the home bend and rolled left)
Last odds: 20/1Wearing cheekpiecesWon 0 of last 54.8 lengths
midfield early, dropped to rear after 2f, raced in last when switched left 4f out, pushed along and headway from over 3f out, still plenty to do over 1f out, keeping on when ran green inside final furlong, went fourth final strides, nearest finish
prominent, pressed leader 4f out, pushed along when made challenge under 3f out, lost second under 2f out, outpaced when bit short of room and switched right over 1f out, soon weakened, lost fourth final strides
slowly into stride, always towards rear, pushed along when reminders halfway, weakened and dropped to last over 3f out
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