Last odds: 20/1Official rating 89Won 0 of last 59 lengths
held up in rear, steady headway from 3rd, midfield 3 out, disputing fourth 2 out, soon shaken up and went third, kept on well, never near to challenge (jockey said, regarding running and riding, that she was instructed to get her mount settled, get him in his comfort zone, follow her own initiative from there and to do her best and ensure that she got home in tact. She reminded the Stewards that she had travelled to the trainers yard recently to familiarise herself with this animal as he can be very keen. During a review of the video recording of this race, Ms Derwin described her ride from the start and firstly advised that she was further back passing the stands having been pushed out by another horse. As the race progressed she added that her mount settled in a race run at a good gallop and moved up slowly before the home turn when being squeezed. She described her mount as making a mistake at the second last hurdle but picked up when pressure was applied and ran on to finish third. In her own opinion, she felt that any pressure applied before the home turn would not have been rewarded with a third placing. A.J.Martin, confirmed the riding instructions by adding that he wanted his charge to jump off about three quarters way back in the field. He added that he had also told the rider to keep a hold of her mount and to get him balanced. He described the rider as being very inexperienced and in his opinion she should have taken a closer position before the home turn; vet said gelding was post race normal)
Last odds: 66/1Official rating 83Wearing cheekpiecesWon 0 of last 5Pulled Up
midfield, weakened before 3 out, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out
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