Last odds: 25/1Official rating 85First run (debut)Wearing cheekpieces—
held up in rear, headway into midfield 6th, tracked leaders and going easily after 3 out, led home turn, ridden approaching last, faced challenge last, kept on, always doing enough, ridden out
Last odds: 11/4Official rating 79First run (debut)Wearing cheekpieces—
held up in midfield, went fourth and going easily before 6th, tracked leaders after 3 out, went second 2 out, ridden and made challenge when mistake last, kept on, always held
Last odds: 12/1Official rating 76First run (debut)Wearing cheekpieces4 lengths
towards rear of midfield, blundered and pecked on landing 5th, good headway on outer and chased leaders after 3 out, nudged along approaching last, went third last, no impression run-in
Last odds: 10/1Official rating 76First run (debut)Wearing cheekpieces8 lengths
in rear, jumped right 1st, not fluent 3rd, headway before 3 out, went third and chased leaders when mistake 2 out, soon ridden, lost third and beaten last, weakened run-in
Last odds: 25/1Official rating 79First run (debut)Wearing visor13 lengths
chased leaders, went third 5th, went second after 3 out, every chance home turn, soon ridden and drifted right, lost two places and mistake 2 out, weakened approaching last
Last odds: 40/1Official rating 72Wearing blinkersBack quickly after its last runWon 0 of last 536 lengths
kept away from others at start, raced freely, jumped left on occasions, led, ridden and lost ground quickly when headed home turn, weakened home straight, tailed off
Last odds: 5/1Official rating 93First run (debut)Wearing cheekpieces40 lengths
never better than mid-division, short of room 1st, ridden after 3 out, no impression and got behind home straight, tailed off, lost shoe (vet reported mare lost its right-fore shoe)
Last odds: 6/1Official rating 83First run (debut)Wearing cheekpiecesPulled Up
always towards rear, ridden after 5th, dropped to last and struggling from 6th, behind when pulled up 2 out, finished lame (trainer's rep said the gelding was unsuited by the going and would prefer a faster surface)
Last odds: 14/1Official rating 76First run (debut)Wearing blinkersPulled Up
took keen hold, chased leaders, mistake and stumbled 2nd, ridden and lost position before 6th, got well behind and pulled up 2 out (vet reported gelding was lame on its left-fore)
Last odds: 33/1Official rating 73First run (debut)Wearing cheekpiecesPulled Up
held up in rear, ridden and no impression after 3 out, well beaten when pulled up 2 out
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