Last odds: 11/4Official rating 111Won 0 of last 5—
midfield early, mistake and lost ground when pushed along briefly 1st, headway after 3 out, in touch with leaders when pushed along after 2 out, ridden and ran on after last, led towards finish, won going away
Last odds: 3/1Wearing cheekpiecesWon 0 of last 5Raced here before2.2 lengths
in touch with leaders early, joined leader before 3rd, soon raced in second, led narrowly after 4 out, ridden and faced challenge when edged left approaching last, headed and lost second towards finish
Last odds: 150/1Back after 368 days offWon 0 of last 534.2 lengths
held up in rear, mistake 1st, headway when pushed along after 3 out, keeping on but no impression when short of room and hampered after last, never on terms
took keen hold, soon went second, lost second but prominent after 2nd, mistake 5th, mistake 6th, pushed along after 4 out, lost position when mistake 3 out, mistake 2 out, soon ridden and weakened
led, joined before 3rd, headed from 4 out, ridden and weakened after 2 out, finished lame (trainer said gelding finished lame; vet said gelding was lame on his left fore)
Last odds: 11/2Official rating 105Won 0 of last 5Raced here before66 lengths
sweating, prominent, went second after 1st, lost position before 3rd, pressed leaders when not fluent 2 out, soon ridden and weakened when jockey looked down to see if something was amiss
never better than midfield, pushed along after 4 out, weakened 3 out (jockey said gelding was a bit fractious at the start)
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