Starting price: 3/1Official rating 54Won 0 of last 5—
short of room and hampered soon after start, soon recovered and midfield, niggled along 5f out, ridden 3f out, carried right and raced wide over 2f out, good headway and drifted left inside final furlong, led inside final 110yds, won going away
Starting price: 10/1Official rating 54Has won at this course and distanceWearing cheekpiecesWon 1 of last 52.8 lengths
raced in second, lost second and raced in third after 1f, pushed along 2f out, keeping on when short of room and switched right inside final furlong, no impression final 110yds (jockey said mare suffered interference inside the final furlong)
Starting price: 12/1Official rating 48Has won at this course and distanceWearing hoodBack after 68 days off4.8 lengths
taken down early, held up in rear, nudged along over 1f out, carried left 1f out, kept on inside final furlong, never near to challenge (enq held into the running and riding of the gelding which was restrained at the start from his wide draw in stall 10 and raced towards the rear throughout until being asked for an effort approximately 2 1/2f out, from which point her stayed on evenly under hands and heels riding until being disappointed for clear running passing the 1f marker and thereafter was considerately ridden to finish seventh of ten, beaten 4 3/4l. Jockey stated his instructions were to take his time, ensure the gelding relaxed and found a nice racing rhythm, having had a history of being keen in the past and bleeding on his last start, before warming into the race. Jockey explained that the pace was strong, which enabled him to drop the gelding out early although the gelding still raced freely into the first bend before eventually settling down the back straight. Jockey added that he was tracking the winner leaving the back straight when that runner had suffered interference and got carried very wide, however although not directly affected his mount had wanted to follow it a little. Jockey indicated he first placed the gelding under pressure approaching 2f out and did not feel there was much response to his urgings, with the gelding taking a while to pick up and find his stride before being denied a clear run between rivals, which wandered left-handed near the 1f marker, a fact he had reported at scales. Jockey further added that inside the final furlong he was forced to switch back to the inner and was conscious of a rival veering sharply right ahead of him and became concerned about running onto heels and for this reason had stopped riding for a number of strides as a precaution)
Starting price: 8/1Official rating 49Wearing blinkersWon 0 of last 5Raced here before5.8 lengths
taken down early, awkward start and ducked right start, never better than midfield, switched right over 2f out, edged left inside final furlong, no impression
Starting price: 25/1Official rating 54Won 0 of last 5Raced here before10.1 lengths
slowly into stride, always behind
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