Last odds: 8/1Back after 272 days offWon 0 of last 5—
towards rear of midfield, headway final circuit, chased leaders 3 out, pushed along to lead before 2 out, went clear approaching last, good jump last, ridden and kept on strongly final 110yds
Last odds: 10/1Back after 79 days offWon 0 of last 53.2 lengths
chased leaders, pushed along after 3 out, bit short of room then switched left before 2 out, not fluent 2 out, ridden and went second run-in, no match for winner
Last odds: 11/2Official rating 102Won 0 of last 53.5 lengths
towards rear, not fluent 7th, soon dropped to last, headway on outer from 4 out, hard ridden after 3 out, went second before 2 out, no extra and lost second run-in
held up in rear, headway from 4 out, chased leaders when short of room on inner before 2 out, ridden briefly when in the clear after 2 out, not fluent last, no extra run-in (the Stewards enquired into the running and riding; jockey said that trainer gave no riding instructions leaving it up to him how to ride the horse; he added that he planned to jumped out at the rear of the field to get him settled and then ride a race from there; he added the race went as planned and he put him into the race going across the top bend and he stayed on from there; trainer confirmed that he left it to jockey on how to ride the horse stating that he was happy with the ride and delighted with the run from the horse; vet said horse was post race normal with the exception of a small superficial cut on its left fore cannon; having viewed the recording of the race and considered the evidence, the Stewards were satisfied that trainer and jockey were in breach of Rule 212A(ii)(timely, real and substantial effort) and having considered their records, they fined Ronan M.P. McNally 2,000 euros and suspended the horse from running for 42 days; furthermore they suspended K.C. Sexton for 10 racedays and ordered that he forfeit his riding fee)
Last odds: 9/4Official rating 100Wearing cheekpiecesWon 0 of last 5Raced here before20.7 lengths
chased leaders, pushed along before 2 out, soon outpaced, not fluent 2 out (vet said gelding was lame on his left hind leg having been struck into on his left hind hock)
Last odds: 33/1Back after 205 days offWon 0 of last 5Raced here beforePulled Up
chased leaders, disputed lead 5th, mistake 7th, weakened from 4 out, pulled up after 3 out
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