Last odds: 7/2Official rating 119First run (debut)Trainer in form—
towards rear, headway into midfield 4th, pushed along briefly 13th, went third home turn, switched left and rapid headway before 2 out, good jump and led 2 out, went clear approaching last, ridden out, cosily
Last odds: 11/2Official rating 119First run (debut)Jockey in form (1 win in 14 days)Trainer in form3 lengths
disputed lead, hit 3rd, increased tempo before 10th, chased leader before 12th, slow jump 13th, disputed lead 3 out, ridden and headed 2 out, outpaced approaching last, hit last, soon beaten, kept on run-in, went second again towards finish
Last odds: 4/1Official rating 113First run (debut)Jockey in form (3 wins in 14 days)Trainer in form17 lengths
disputed lead, increased tempo before 10th, led clearly before 12th, mistake and joined 3 out, headed 2 out, soon outpaced and lost position, well held approaching last
Last odds: 8/1Official rating 113First run (debut)Pulled Up
midfield, went third after 9th, bad mistake and dropped to rear 10th, soon eased and lost touch, slow jump 11th, pulled up 12th (jockey said gelding slipped on the approach to the open ditch in front of the stands and lost its confidence thereafter)
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TrackLab Score
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Ground
How the going was on the day, from Firm (hard and dry) to Heavy (very wet and muddy). On all-weather tracks it's Standard, Fast or Slow.
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Handicap
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Maiden
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Jockey claim
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Headgear
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