Last odds: 11/8Official rating 106Wearing cheekpiecesBack quickly after its last runJockey in form (7 wins in 14 days)—
soon disputed lead, led narrowly clear with one other after 4th, pushed along when faced challenge after 2 out, kept on well towards finish, always doing enough
led narrowly or disputed lead, headed and raced in second clear with one other after 4th, ridden and pressed winner after 2 out, kept on well towards finish, just held (jockey said filly over reached at the last)
Last odds: 10/1Wearing cheekpiecesWon 0 of last 533.5 lengths
prominent early, not fluent 6th, not fluent 7th, pushed along and not fluent when lost touch 3 out, soon ridden, left in remote third when mistake 2 out
Last odds: 25/1Wearing cheekpiecesBack after 94 days offWon 0 of last 546.5 lengths
towards rear, headway after 6th, in touch with leaders when pushed along after 3 out, ridden and no impression before 2 out, left in remote fourth when weakening 2 out
Last odds: 25/1Back after 117 days offWon 0 of last 5Raced here before47 lengths
towards rear, some headway when pushed along after 3 out, kept on (jockey said gelding ran free early, jumped a bit sketchy, took a blow after a circuit and stayed on one paced)
in touch with leaders, mistake 5th, went modest third when pushed along after 3 out, no impression when bad mistake and unseated 2 out
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