Last odds: 15/2Official rating 120Wearing cheekpiecesWon 1 of last 5Won here 1 time—
in touch with leaders, midfield 4th, pushed along and headway after 2 out, soon prominent, ridden when disputed lead approaching last, ran on well run-in, led post
Last odds: 6/1Official rating 119Wearing blinkersWon 0 of last 5Won here 1 time9.2 lengths
midfield, not fluent 1st, mistake and bumped rival 8th, dropped to rear and pushed along 4 out, detached 3 out, rallied and rapid headway after 2 out, went third approaching last, ridden but no extra when hung left run-in
Last odds: 25/1Official rating 114Back after 106 days offJockey in form (5 wins in 14 days)Won 0 of last 521.2 lengths
midfield, prominent 7th, led before 8th, 5 lengths ahead after 8th, eased then headed with one circuit to go, prominent before 4 out, bad mistake and nearly lost jockey 3 out, pushed along but no extra before last (the raceday stewards interviewed the jockey concerning her ride on the mare where she appeared to stop riding after reaching the winning post with a circuit to run. Evidence was heard from the jockey concerned who stated that this mare had a tendency to run inconsistently and was running over a longer trip today for the first time. Jockey added that she wanted to ensure that the race was run at a strong gallop and let the mare stride on after the final hurdle with a circuit to run but the mare got lairy in front and on realising there was still a long way to go, she allowed her to come back under her. Having viewed the recording and considered the evidence, the Raceday Stewards informed Rachael Blackmore that they were not entirely convinced with her explanation offered but under the provisions of Rule 212A they could not be certain that her misjudgement, if any, had caused her to fail to obtain her best possible placing and therefore took no further action)
Last odds: 7/2Official rating 124Wearing cheekpiecesWon 2 of last 522.4 lengths
towards rear of midfield, pushed along 3 out, in touch with leaders 2 out, soon ridden but no extra (jockey said mare never travelled during this race)
Last odds: 33/1Official rating 140Wearing cheekpiecesTrainer in formWon 0 of last 533.2 lengths
reluctant to go to start, towards rear, headway final circuit, pushed along 3 out, in touch with leaders 2 out, soon went second, weakened approaching last
Last odds: 14/1Official rating 125Won 2 of last 5Won here 1 timeWon at this distance 1 timePulled Up
prominent, led after 2nd, not fluent 5th, headed and prominent before 8th, disputed lead before 4 out, weakened quickly after 3 out, pulled up before last
Last odds: 18/1Official rating 115Wearing cheekpiecesWon 2 of last 5Pulled Up
always behind, detached 5 out, pulled up before 4 out
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