Last odds: 4/1Official rating 59Won 1 of last 5a short head
took keen hold, raced wide, in touch with leaders, headway on outer from over 2f out, kept on well and pressed leader inside final furlong, just failed
Last odds: 14/1Official rating 51Won 0 of last 58.3 lengths
dwelt start, raced in last, detached after 1f, some headway from 2f out, never on terms (an inquiry was held into the riding of the gelding. Jockey said that his instructions were to be positive from the start and ride the race accordingly, but after the gelding dwelt leaving the stalls causing the him to be slowly away, he encouraged his mount forward to latch on to the back of the field. Jockey added that as the field exited the back straight, he felt his mount become outpaced and briefly become adrift of the field and in order to make up the lost ground he was encouraging the gelding forward. The jockey further added that after entering the home straight and feeling his mount become more balanced, he proceeded to ask the gelding for maximum effort which he felt his mount responded to all the way to the line and in his opinion obtained the best possible placing. Jockey also added that he recommended stepping the gelding up in trip may be of benefit in the future)
Last odds: 33/1Official rating 57Wearing cheekpiecesWon 0 of last 525.4 lengths
dwelt start, towards rear, weakened quickly 3f out
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