Last odds: 7/2First run (debut)Jockey in form (9 wins in 14 days)—
took keen hold, prominent, pushed along over 2f out, ridden and wandered around from under 2f out, hung left inside final furlong, led final 110yds, won going away, promising
disputed lead, dropped to midfield after 1f, hampered under 4f out, ridden over 2f out, ran on inside final furlong, went second towards finish, no match for winner
prominent, led after 1f, going best when nudged along under 2f out, ridden and ran on from over 1f out, headed final 110yds, lost second towards finish (jockey said filly got carried wide as a result of another filly (Miss Black Jack) hitting the running rail)
took keen hold, in touch with leaders on inner, short of room on inner when hit rail and jockey lost iron briefly under 4f out, soon dropped to midfield, pushed along and ran on from over 2f out, switched left and kept on from over 1f out (jockey said filly felt intimidated and went to jump the rail)
Last odds: 14/1First run (debut)Jockey in form (4 wins in 14 days)5 lengths
midfield, hampered under 4f out, soon lost position, ridden over 2f out, switched right and ran on from over 1f out (jockey said filly was shuffled back when another filly (Miss Black Jack) hit the rails)
slowly away, pushed along briefly early, towards rear, hampered under 4f out, weakened home straight (jockey said filly got a fright when another filly (Miss Black Jack) hit the rail)
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