Last odds: 3/1Back after 65 days offTrainer in formWon 0 of last 5—
in touch with leaders, pushed along over 3f out, ridden and outpaced 3f out, went third and keeping on 2f out, switched right over 1f out, went second inside final furlong, stayed on and led towards finish
Last odds: 10/11Dropping to an easier raceWon 0 of last 5half a length
held up in behind leaders, pushed along briefly when switched right and went second 3f out, ridden and led over 1f out, hung left 1f out, headed and no extra towards finish
slowly into stride, raced in last and detached when pushed along early, in touch with leaders after 2f, ridden 3f out, outpaced and well held from 2f out, went modest fourth final strides (jockey said gelding was slowly away)
raced wide and hung right throughout, in touch with leaders, dropped to rear after 2f, headway and prominent 5f out, ridden and beaten when lost third over 2f out, weakened and lost fourth final strides (jockey said gelding hung right handed throughout)
Last odds: 100/1Official rating 48Back quickly after its last runWon 0 of last 5Raced here before56.8 lengths
raced in second, lost second and dropped to rear 3f out, tailed off and eased final furlong (jockey said gelding hung badly lefthanded from 3f out)
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