Last odds: 8/1Wearing hoodTrainer in formWon 0 of last 5—
slowly away, raced in last early, went fourth before halfway, disputing second and prominent after halfway, went second going easily over 3f out, led over 2f out, went clear when ridden and kept on strongly inside final furlong, easily
Last odds: 11/4Back after 83 days offWon 0 of last 525 lengths
raced in second, lost second but close up before halfway, disputing second after halfway, went second again over 5f out, led over 4f out, pushed along when headed over 2f out, ridden and no extra over 1f out, weakened towards finish
Last odds: 9/2First run (debut)Jockey in form (2 wins in 14 days)67 lengths
prominent in chasing group, went second before halfway, disputing second and prominent after halfway, outpaced when nudged along 4f out, pushed along when went modest third 3f out, soon weakened and eased, tailed off under 2f out
Last odds: 7/2Back after 83 days offWon 0 of last 5129 lengths
led and clear, reduced lead after halfway, headed but prominent over 4f out, ridden when lost second over 3f out, weakening when lost third 3f out, soon eased and tailed off
never better than mid-division, towards rear before halfway, reminders when lost touch and weakened quickly after halfway, tailed off when pulled up 5f out
towards rear early, dropped to last before halfway, minor headway when pushed along after halfway, no extra 5f out, no impression when ran out 4f out
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Ground
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Headgear
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