held up, ridden and outpaced over 2f out, no impression over 1f out, kept on again inside final furlong
led until headed just inside final furlong, kept on well for 4th
raced wide in touch, ridden and weakened quickly 2f out
held up towards rear, rapid headway over 1f out, led just inside final furlong, soon clear, impressive
chased leaders, ridden and effort over 1f out, weakened final furlong
prominent, weakened when hampered over 1f out, soon eased
ridden along in mid-division, weakened well over 1f out
tracked leaders on inside rail until 2f out, soon weakened
started slowly, squeezed out soon after start, in rear until late headway from over 1f out, never dangerous
tracked leader, effort over 1f out, not quicken inside final furlong
started slowly, always outpaced in rear, tailed off and eased over 1f out
held up midfield, ridden and one pace 2f out, weaken final furlong
behind and ridden along, no impression on leaders final 2f
dwelt, behind, headway over 2f out, every chance over 1f out, no extra inside final furlong
tracked leaders until weakened 2f out
held up, headway and bumped over 1f out, took 2nd inside final furlong, no chance with winner
behind, ridden halfway, soon behind
Soar is certainly bred for speed and can take a hand in the finish here along with Don't Tell Mum. But Lady Filly and Sharplaw Star are just preferred, with the latter getting our vote. Willie Haggas's filly made a most favourable impression when successful on her debut at Leicester. She clearly knew her job, as she was smartly away and forced to race wide of the pack, before displaying a smart turn of foot to settle the issue approaching the final furlong. With normal improvement she will be very hard to beat. Soar was just as impressive when easily landing a Kempton maiden earlier this month. She is very highly thought of by connections and is certain to be well supported . Lady Filly is one of the more experienced runners in the field having completed a hat-trick of wins with an emphatic four length defeat of Azuree in a conditions race at Salisbury. She goes from strength to strength and it would be no surprise if she were to land the four-timer. Richard Hannon's juveniles are in terrific form this season and he relies on Don't Tell Mum who, although only landing a class F event last time, did it in very game fashion. She was headed by the runner-up inside the final 150 yards, but rallied superbly and got back up close home. Tim Easterby's Miss Meggy and James Given's Gloved Hand are two more to add to the mix, but big things are expected of Sharplaw Star and she is taken to land first prize.
