Last odds: 2/5Official rating 124Wearing cheekpiecesBack after 227 days offJockey in form (5 wins in 14 days)0.8 lengths
jumped slightly right throughout, led, pushed along home turn, ridden when faced strong challenge approaching last, headed but every chance run-in, held towards finish
Last odds: 100/1Wearing hoodJockey in form (2 wins in 14 days)Won 0 of last 5Refused
raced in last, soon became detached, hung right final circuit, tailed off after 3 out, refused last (An enquiry was held into the running and riding of the mare, where the mare raced in last place and detached from the field and appeared to be tenderly handled before refusing at the final hurdle. The rider and the trainer were interviewed and shown recordings of the race; the Veterinary Officer reported that a post-race examination of the mare revealed no abnormalities. The rider stated that the instructions were to drop the mare at the rear of the field and to settle the filly as she had over-raced in her previous run. Pinchin added that she restrained the mare detached from the field to settle her and she felt entering the second circuit the mare became more tractable and she started to squeeze her to make up ground. As she attempted to make up the deficit, the mare progressively hung badly to the right preventing her to ride the mare effectively. The trainer confirmed the instructions and stated that she was satisfied that the ride accorded with those instructions. Their explanations were noted)
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