Starting price: 13/2Official rating 129Wearing cheekpiecesWon 0 of last 5Raced here before—
in rear, raced in last from 2nd, jumped left and niggled along 4 out, pushed along and rapid headway 2 out, led approaching last but jumped left and bad mistake, soon ridden and joined, kept on and just did enough
Starting price: 4/1Official rating 152Has won at this course and distanceWearing cheekpiecesWon 1 of last 55.1 lengths
towards rear, not fluent and jockey lost iron briefly 3 out, headway 2 out, went fourth before last where not fluent, kept on (An inquiry was held into the running and riding of gelding, jockey stated that his instructions were to sit midfield and to try and get the gelding jumping, having felt he lost his confidence after failing in his previous run at Ascot, adding that he had formed this opinion having schooled the gelding at home, he reported that he made a mistake at the third last fence, causing him to lose his left iron, and having regained his stirrup found himself stuck to the inside, leaving him unable to improve his position until after the second last fence, he continued to add he felt in top gear throughout the race and that the gelding's jumping had suffered late on as a result, leading him to jumping the last fence slowly, he finished by stating that when taking all of the above into account, he felt that his hands and heels riding up the straight led to him obtaining the best possible placing)
Starting price: 9/1Official rating 147Has won at this course and distanceWearing cheekpiecesJockey in form (3 wins in 14 days)23.1 lengths
prominent, jumped left 13th, jumped left and lost third 2 out, soon weakened (trainer's rep said gelding was unsuited by the Soft, Good to Soft in places on this occasion, and would prefer a quicker surface)
Starting price: 3/1Official rating 152Has won at this course and distanceWon 1 of last 5Won here 3 times38.5 lengths
led, joined and not fluent 10th, mistake 11th, headed just before 2 out, soon weakened (trainer's rep could offer no explanation for the poor form shown)
Starting price: 9/1Official rating 128Wearing cheekpiecesWon 2 of last 5Raced here beforePulled Up
midfield, jumped right 1st, headway and prominent 3rd, hit 8th, not fluent 10th, weakened 3 out, in rear when pulled up 2 out
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