Last odds: 7/2Jockey in form (3 wins in 14 days)Won 0 of last 5—
prominent, pressed leaders when not fluent 3 out, headway on outer before 2 out, led going best after 2 out, nudged along and clear when not fluent last, ridden out, comfortably
Last odds: 5/2Official rating 111Won 0 of last 54.8 lengths
led narrowly or disputed lead, slight lead 2nd, headed but prominent before 4th, joined leaders 2 out, soon pushed along, ridden when held but kept on after last, no match for winner
Last odds: 16/1Wearing hoodWon 0 of last 5Raced here before7.8 lengths
towards rear, headway going okay before 2 out, keeping on when nudged along before last, ridden briefly when went third run-in, never near to challenge (enq into the running and riding of the filly. Jockey stated that he was not familiar with this filly but was instructed to jump off mid division, creep into the race and to do his best. Jockey further explained that the filly wore a hood as she can be hot in her temperament and the first attempt to start this race was a false start. On the second attempt to start, the filly was further back than instructed but he let her find her rhythm in an even run gallop and was not aggressive on her. Jockey described the filly as being novicey and passed tired horses when quickening well before levelling off in the final furlong. Jockey admitted that his ride was misjudged. Trainer confirmed the riding instructions and explained why the filly had worn a hood on her only two runs. On viewing the video, he stated that he was disappointed with the ride as he had instructed the rider to ride mid division. Stewards were satisfied that the jockey was in breach of Rule 212A(ii) by riding in such a way that his mount cannot be seen to be the subject of a genuine attempt to obtain from the horse, timely, real and substantial efforts to achieve the best possible place. Furthermore, the Stewards having considered the provisions of Rule 212C(d) and using their powers under Rule 14(iii) suspended Can't Stop Smiling for 42 racedays)
Last odds: 12/1Official rating 93Wearing cheekpiecesWon 0 of last 5Raced here before12.8 lengths
soon disputed lead, mistake and briefly headed 2nd, led narrowly before 4th, joined when not fluent 2 out, pushed along when headed after 2 out, no extra when mistake last, ridden and weakening when lost third run-in
held up in rear, jumped slightly right 1st, not fluent 4 out, headway after 3 out, keeping on when pushed along after 2 out, ridden and no extra but kept on after last (jockey said gelding shied and got pushed back at the start, ran green, was on and off the bridle, did not jump fluently but stayed on in the closing stages)
Last odds: 10/1Wearing cheekpiecesBack after 101 days offTrainer in form32.8 lengths
took keen hold, towards rear early, not fluent 1st, good headway after 4 out, pressed leaders when not fluent and pecked on landing 4th, ridden and weakened after 2 out
took keen hold, towards rear of midfield early, towards rear before 3rd, mistake and lost ground 3 out, soon pushed along briefly, detached when eased and pulled up after 2 out
Last odds: 50/1Wearing cheekpiecesBack after 321 days offWon 0 of last 5Pulled Up
soon midfield, pushed along after 4 out, soon reminders when lost position, dropped to last and became detached before 3 out, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out (jockey said gelding stopped quickly and was pulled up)
Last odds: 100/1Wearing hoodWon 0 of last 5Unseated Rider
in touch with leaders, ridden and weakening when bit short of room after 2 out, dropped to rear when bad mistake and unseated rider last
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