prominent in chasing group early, in touch with leaders going okay over 4f out, pressed leaders when shaken up 3f out, outpaced when ridden under 2f out, went second and ran on from over 1f out, no match for winner
prominent, went second going okay 4f out, pressed leader when pushed along over 3f out, soon ridden, no extra when lost second under 2f out, no match for first two
raced wide, midfield, in touch with leaders going okay over 4f out, close up when shaken up under 3f out, outpaced when ridden home turn, soon no impression but kept on
raced wide, towards rear early, headway and in touch with leaders before halfway, close up 6f out, lost position and niggled along over 5f out, stumbled and nearly lost jockey over 4f out, soon no impression but kept on
Mr J. H. Williamson
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G. Elliott
· 6yo
· 11st 11lb
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Last odds: 18/1Wearing cheekpiecesWon 0 of last 5Raced here before75.5 lengths
raced lazily, in rear, reminder then stumbled and nearly lost jockey before halfway, weakened 4f out, eased, never going well (jockey said mare clipped a heel and stumbled at the bottom of the hill)
towards rear, pushed along 5f out, soon weakened, tailed off when slipped up home turn (jockey said mare fell independently on the turn into the straight)
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