held up in rear, minor headway before halfway, pressed leaders going easily on outer over 2f out, pushed along to lead over 1f out, soon went clear and kept on strongly, eased towards finish, easily
Mr J. F. O'Meara
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D. Gerard Hogan
· 4yo
· 11st 7lb
0
Last odds: 12/1First run (debut)5 lengths
held up in rear, detached when pushed along 4f out, good headway from over 2f out, keeping on and chased leaders when ridden over 1f out, ran on well towards near side and went second but no chance with winner inside final furlong
towards rear early, chased leaders before halfway, went second and made challenge going okay over 2f out, joined leaders when pushed along over 1f out, soon ridden and no chance with winner, lost second but kept on inside final furlong
took keen hold, soon chased leaders, disputed lead after 6f, slight lead under 4f out, ridden when joined over 1f out, soon headed and weakened, lost third inside final furlong
held up in rear, in touch with leaders when pushed along 3f out, outpaced home turn, soon ridden, minor headway but no impression over 1f out, not pace to challenge
led, joined and disputed lead after 6f, headed but prominent when pushed along under 4f out, ridden over 3f out, lost second and weakened gradually from over 2f out, tailed off
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