Last odds: 5/4First run (debut)Jockey in form (14 wins in 14 days)Trainer in form—
travelled strongly, prominent, joined leader going easily over 2f out, nudged along to lead under 2f out, quickened clear when pushed along over 1f out, ridden briefly and kept on strongly inside final furlong, easily
soon tracked leaders, pushed along over 2f out, ridden and ran green over 1f out, went second and kept on well but no chance with winner inside final furlong
dwelt start, pushed along briefly, soon led, joined when pushed along over 2f out, headed under 2f out, soon ridden and no chance with winner, lost second but kept on inside final furlong, no match for first two
towards rear but in touch with leaders, pushed along when carried right over 2f out, minor headway when went fourth from 1f out, soon ridden briefly and kept on, not reach leaders
pushed along briefly, soon tracked leaders, ridden and outpaced when hung right and lost position over 2f out, soon no impression, kept on final 110yds
upset in stalls, dwelt start, towards rear but in touch with leaders, headway and went fourth when pushed along 2f out, held when bit short of room and switched right over 1f out, ridden briefly and weakened inside final furlong (jockey said that his mount got upset in the starting stalls and was slowly away)
slowly away, pushed along briefly, in rear throughout, detached when pushed along after 2f, weakened 2f out, made no impression
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