Last odds: 10/1Back after 112 days offWon 0 of last 58.8 lengths
in rear, shaken up over 1f out, hung left when tenderly handled inside final furlong, never near to challenge (an enquiry was held into the running and riding, the rider and the trainer's rep were interviewed and shown recordings of the race, vet said that a post-race examination of the gelding, failed to reveal any abnormalities, jockey said his instructions were to bounce the colt out, obtain cover and ride his race from there, he said that after jumping well, he was able to travel nicely in behind runners and had asked the colt to lengthen and quicken up from approaching 2 furlongs, however inside the final 2 furlongs the colt had then hung markedly left-handed (a fact he reported at scales) which restricted his ability to put him under a greater degree of pressure, he added that he elected not to pull his whip through to the left-hand in order to assist correcting the colt as he was concerned that relieving the maximum pressure he had applied to the right rein, would enable him to move sharply left-handed and potentially cause interference to other runners, the trainer's rep confirmed the instructions and that the ride accorded with the instructions given; the stewards noted their explanations)
Last odds: 66/1Jockey in form (1 win in 14 days)Won 0 of last 513.6 lengths
slowly into stride, always towards rear
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