took keen hold, midfield, bit short of room after 1st, chased leaders after 3rd, not fluent 6th, mistake 4 out, bit short of room after 2 out, switched left and headway when pushed along approaching last, led and ridden run-in, stayed on, comfortably
Mr S. J. P. Baragry
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W. J. Burke
· 5yo
· 11st 6lb
0
Last odds: 4/1First run (debut)1 length
towards rear, not fluent 1st, mistake 3rd, not fluent 4th, headway halfway, soon chased leaders, ridden and went second after 2 out, joined leader when mistake last, headed and kept on run-in, no match for winner
Last odds: 6/1Wearing cheekpiecesTrainer in formWon 0 of last 55 lengths
towards rear, in touch with leaders going okay 2 out, headway when tenderly handled before last, pushed along and ran on run-in, went third final strides, never near to challenge
took keen hold, midfield, carried left after 1st, in touch with leaders when mistake 3 out, bit short of room after 2 out, soon pushed along, headway when switched left before last, ridden and kept on and went third run-in, lost third final strides
tracked leader, tracked leaders after 2nd, went second from 3rd, led after 4th, joined after 6th, not fluent 3 out, slight lead going okay 2 out, joined last, soon headed and ridden, weakened quickly run-in
Last odds: 20/1First run (debut)Wearing cheekpieces18 lengths
led, headed and tracked leader after 2nd, lost second from 3rd, chased leaders when pushed along briefly 4 out, soon lost position when pushed along, dropped to rear 3 out, ridden and no impression after 2 out
Last odds: 50/1First run (debut)Wearing cheekpieces19 lengths
took keen hold, chased leaders, edged left after 1st, led after 2nd, headed and tracked leader after 4th, joined leader after 6th, pushed along before 2 out, soon headed, ridden and weakened after 2 out
chased leaders early, lost position after 3rd, dropped to midfield when mistake 4th, soon towards rear, mistake 5th, pushed along into midfield after 3 out, ridden and weakened after 2 out, dropped to rear when mistake last
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