tracked leader, led over halfway, ridden over 2f out and kept on well
tracked leaders and soon onepaced, ridden halfway and soon beaten
chased leaders and raced green, ridden halfway, soon hung left, chased winner, no extra inside final furlong
led, headed over halfway, soon ridden and weakened 2 out
A disappointing turnout of four should see Mark Johnston's Lucky Story prevail over Zwadi. It has been a week to remember for Mark Johnston, with a trio of big juvenile winners at Royal Ascot, but as the late Arthur Stepehenson used to say: "Little fish are just as sweet." With that in mind Lucky Story can quickly make amends for his defeat over the course and distance in May-he ran as green as the grass and will be a different proposition this time. Zwadi made her debut on the all-weather at Southwell and was not beaten far in third after showing bags of speed. She might be suited by a drop back to five furlongs but can still make a race of it with the selection, Lucky Story.
