Last odds: 13/2Back quickly after its last runWon 0 of last 51.8 lengths
slowly away, in rear, shaken up when detached soon after start, joined main group after 1f, headway from under 2f out, ridden and went second inside final furlong, kept on
Last odds: 50/1Official rating 40Wearing hoodBack after 198 days offWon 0 of last 52.0 lengths
slowly into stride and carried right start, raced in last, soon detached, joined main group but shaken up after 1f, ridden from over 1f out, soon switched right and on outer, kept on well when up the centre inside final furlong (jockey said filly was slowly away)
Last odds: 8/11Official rating 68Won 0 of last 55.3 lengths
led but pestered, headed but pressed leader 3f out, ridden and battled back over 1f out, soon briefly led, hung left inside final furlong, weakened final 110yds (jockey said gelding hung both ways up the straight)
Last odds: 66/1Back after 71 days offTrainer in formWon 0 of last 56.5 lengths
took keen hold, prominent, outpaced 3f out, ridden from over 1f out, not clear run against far rail when no extra inside final furlong (jockey said gelding hung badly left-handed)
Last odds: 66/1First run (debut)Wearing hood6.8 lengths
dwelt and ducked right start, raced freely, in touch with leaders, ridden when prominent over 1f out, weakened and dropped to last inside final furlong
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