Last odds: 10/1Official rating 51Wearing cheekpiecesBack after 70 days offWon 0 of last 5—
towards rear, good headway on outer over 2f out, ridden disputing second over 1f out, kept on well to lead towards near side final 110yds, hard pressed towards finish (trainer's rep said, regarding apparent improvement in form, that their charge was placed second in her last two runs in 2021 and sustained an injury after this. Following a break to recover, the filly reappeared at Leopardstown on the 6th April and led until headed in the straight and tired. He added that she ran two days later at Dundalk which was possibly too soon. She was given a two month break to freshen up and reappeared today)
Last odds: 12/1Official rating 58First run (debut)Wearing cheekpieces1.1 lengths
raced freely, prominent, went second halfway, ridden over 1f out, briefly led inside final furlong, headed final 110yds, no extra and lost two places towards finish
Last odds: 9/2Official rating 62Wearing blinkersWon 0 of last 57.8 lengths
awkward start, midfield, nudged along and lost position halfway, pushed along towards rear 2f out, ridden towards far side over 1f out, minor headway inside final furlong, never dangerous
Last odds: 20/1Official rating 53Won 0 of last 511.1 lengths
led early, soon headed and raced in second, lost second halfway, ridden towards far side over 1f out, weakened final furlong
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