Last odds: 50/1Won 1 of last 5Won at this distance 1 time5 lengths
in touch with leaders, pushed along before 3 out, ridden when jumped right and went second 2 out, 2 lengths down and jumped right last, outpaced run-in
Last odds: 8/1Jockey in form (5 wins in 14 days)Won 0 of last 57.8 lengths
towards rear of midfield, pushed along and still plenty to do before 3 out, headway 2 out, kept on and went third run-in, eyecatcher (jockey said, regarding the running and riding, his instructions were to sit mid-division, get the gelding jumping and to finish as strongly as possible. he explained that he was slightly short of room both jumping and just after the second flight which left him further back in the field than ideal and amidst green horses which were running around and in turn unbalancing his own horse. he added that rounding the final bend he was pleased with the way the gelding was travelling but met with further traffic in the home straight and although the gelding jumped well, he had to bide his time and it wasn't until after the last that he had found clear space. he was pleased with the gelding's finishing effort, maintaining that he had achieved his best possible placing. he added that he would be recommending that the gelding should stick to 2 miles, but that he might benefit from a more galloping track where he could get into a better rhythm. the trainer's representative confirmed the instructions and that the ride accorded with the instructions given)
Last odds: 4/1Jockey in form (1 win in 14 days)Won 1 of last 5Raced here before13.8 lengths
prominent, saddle slipped after 4th, not fluent 5th, disputing second and pushed along 2 out, carried right and not fluent last, weakened run-in (jockey said that his saddle slipped to the left after the fourth hurdle, making it difficult for him to ride out fully)
Last odds: 4/1Wearing cheekpiecesBack after 89 days offTrainer in form15.2 lengths
took keen hold, held up in rear, good headway on outer after 4 out, in touch with leaders and pushed along 3 out, jumped right and mistake 2 out, soon well held
Last odds: 50/1Wearing cheekpiecesWon 0 of last 561.8 lengths
in touch with leaders on outer, wandered on approach 2nd, mistake and lost position 4 out, weakened before 3 out
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