chased leaders, shaken up to lead approaching final furlong, soon clear, readily
chased leaders, ridden over 2f out, stayed on to go second well inside final furlong, no impression winner
in touch, stayed on same pace inside final furlong
led after 1f, to inside final 2f, soon weakened
chased leaders, slight lead inside final 2f, to approaching final furlong, not quicken
slowly into stride, outpaced and ridden when veered right over 1f out
led 1f, pressed leaders to 2f out, soon weakened
outpaced, when stumbled after 1f, always behind
Unless one of the newcomers is above average, this should just concern Breezit and Soonest, with preference for the latter. He showed enough on his debut at Headquarters to suggest he wouldn't be long in losing his maiden tag and he looks to have been found the ideal opening here. Mick Channon, who saddled the third behind Soonest at Newmarket relies on Breezit, who tackled her own sex in a maiden at the same venue. While she is sure to have learnt plenty from the experience, she looks to have too much on against the colt. Of the newcomers Trick Cyclist, a half-brother to useful juvenile sprint winner Stregone is one to keep an eye on, but he wasn't foaled until the 4th of May and clearly won't be as forward as some of these, while Royal Supremacy, a half-sister to three winners including juvenile winner Sophorific, is another to keep an eye on regarding the future.
