Last odds: 15/8First run (debut)Jockey in form (5 wins in 14 days)Trainer in form—
led narrowly or disputed lead, jumped path after 1f, going okay but faced challenge 2f out, ridden when 1 length ahead over 1f out, kept on well but reduced lead inside final 110yds, always doing enough
prominent, soon tracked leaders, close up when not clear run under 2f out, soon pushed along and headway, ridden and ran on inside final furlong, went second and pressed leader inside final 110yds, just held
tracked leaders, close up when pushed along over 2f out, ridden and went second over 1f out, kept on well but lost second inside final 110yds, no match for first two
midfield, pushed along from over 2f out, ridden briefly under 2f out, headway 1f out, kept on and went fourth inside final 110yds, never near to challenge
dwelt start, in rear, switched right after 1f, minor headway when pushed along over 2f out, ridden briefly and no impression under 2f out, kept on, never dangerous
dwelt start, always towards rear, reminders soon after start, pushed along over 2f out, ridden and no impression under 2f out, kept on final 110yds, never dangerous
prominent, soon midfield, pushed along and weakened gradually from under 3f out, eased final 110yds
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Ground
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Handicap
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Maiden
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