Last odds: 100/30Official rating 131First run (debut)Jockey in form (4 wins in 14 days)—
took keen hold, chased leaders, went second 11th, ridden and challenging home turn, led narrowly just before last, left clear last, kept on well, pushed out
Last odds: 9/1Official rating 128First run (debut)8 lengths
midfield, not fluent 5th, mistake 10th, went third and chased leaders before 3 out, ridden and lost third when bit short of room approaching last, held when left in second and badly hampered by faller last, kept on, no match for winner
Last odds: 10/1Official rating 121First run (debut)Trainer in form9 lengths
midfield, awkward jump 1st, headway and chased leaders before 11th, lost fourth and blundered 2 out, soon ridden and no impression, held when left in third and hampered by faller last, kept on, no match for winner
Last odds: 8/1Official rating 130First run (debut)23 lengths
held up in last, pushed along and still plenty to do 3 out, no impression and well held when left in modest fourth and slightly hampered last, never on terms
Last odds: 14/1Official rating 140First run (debut)89 lengths
led narrowly or disputed lead, headed when mistake and lost two places 11th, soon ridden and struggling, dropped to last and lost touch from 3 out, eased run-in, tailed off (vet said gelding had an irregular heartbeat)
Last odds: 13/2Official rating 139First run (debut)Fell
pressed leader, jumped left 1st, led 11th, ridden and faced strong challenge home turn, carried head awkwardly and hung left when headed and lost two places approaching last, every chance but struggling when fell last
Last odds: 12/1Official rating 134First run (debut)Wearing cheekpiecesFell
held up in rear, slow jump 4th, slow jump 9th, headway and tracked leaders 3 out, going best after 2 out, bit short of room approaching last, made strong challenge when fell last
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