Last odds: 40/1First run (debut)Wearing cheekpieces12 lengths
towards rear, headway after halfway, midfield and keeping on when ridden over 2f out, ran on and went second but no chance with winner towards finish, eyecatcher
Back after 163 days offWon 0 of last 513.2 lengths
midfield, headway and in touch with leaders 5f out, bit short of room when close up over 3f out, pushed along from over 2f out, ridden and went second but no chance with winner under 2f out, kept on but lost second towards finish
Last odds: 50/1First run (debut)Wearing hood13.6 lengths
held up in last and detached early, steady headway after halfway, pressed leaders going okay over 3f out, pushed along over 2f out, outpaced and lost position when ridden and no chance with winner under 2f out, kept on but lost third towards finish
Last odds: 12/1Won 0 of last 5Raced here before20.1 lengths
towards rear, headway 5f out, in touch with leaders going okay over 3f out, pushed along over 2f out, ridden and no extra under 2f out, weakened inside final furlong
Last odds: 14/1First run (debut)Wearing hoodTrainer in form21.6 lengths
towards rear of midfield, headway after halfway, in touch with leaders going okay over 3f out, pushed along under 3f out, ridden and weakened under 2f out
Mr M. J. M. O'Sullivan
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T. Gibney
· 6yo
· 11st 11lb
0
Last odds: 50/1First run (debut)41.9 lengths
in touch with leaders early, lost position before halfway, dropped to rear when pushed along after halfway, minor headway when pushed along but no impression over 2f out, kept on
took keen hold, towards rear of midfield early, headway and tracked leaders after 4f, lost position when pushed along over 4f out, weakening when stumbled under 4f out, tailed off
midfield, in touch with leaders halfway, lost position when pushed along after halfway, weakened 5f out, tailed off
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