Last odds: 2/1Official rating 84Wearing visorBack after 162 days offTrainer in form—
prominent, disputed lead going okay after halfway, led narrowly 2f out, pushed along over 1f out, ridden inside final furlong, kept on well and went clear towards finish, readily
soon led towards far side, disputed lead after halfway, headed but prominent when ridden 2f out, kept on but no extra towards finish, no match for winner
Last odds: 8/1Back after 152 days offWon 0 of last 53 lengths
towards rear, headway towards far side over 2f out, midfield when pushed along under 2f out, ridden and kept on from over 1f out, went fourth inside final 110yds, not reach leaders
Last odds: 5/2Official rating 83Wearing blinkersBack after 147 days offWon 0 of last 57 lengths
tracked leaders, close up when pushed along under 2f out, weakened inside final furlong (vet said filly was post race normal but noted that the filly coughed once while being examined)
Last odds: 100/1First run (debut)Wearing hood8 lengths
slowly into stride, in rear, minor headway when switched left and pushed along over 2f out, keeping on when ridden towards far side over 1f out, no extra final 110yds (jockey said colt was slowly away out of the starting stalls)
midfield, lost position when pushed along after halfway, dropped to rear 2f out, eased inside final furlong, never going well (vet said filly was slightly lame post race; jockey said filly never travelled)
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