in touch, weakened 6th, blundered next, soon lost touch
held up towards rear, headway 3 out, effort and chance 2 out, one pace flat
held up in touch, effort and every chance 2 out, kept on under pressure, flat
chased leaders, outpaced after 3 out, kept on approaching last
mid-division, outpaced after 3 out
in touch, pushed along and lost place approaching 3 out, rallied approaching 2 out, no extra approaching last
in touch, ridden 3 out, soon weakened
mid-division, fell 7th
held up towards rear, headway 6th and in touch, ridden and effort approaching 2 out, kept on one pace
tracked leaders, led 5th, ridden and headed approaching 2 out, soon weakened
raced keen in touch, headway 3 out, effort and chance 2 out, no extra flat
towards rear, headway under pressure approaching 2 out, stayed on to lead approaching last, driven out
behind from halfway, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out
mid-division, headway 3 out, led approaching 2 out, headed approaching last, no extra flat
led, headed 5th, remained prominent, weakened approaching 2 out
towards rear, never dangerous
Always Rainbows can beat In Good Faith, Scoop Thirty Nine and Only Words in a competitive contest. Always Rainbows was a winner on the Flat in Ireland and looked destined for better things when successful a couple of times at Wetherby in 2002. However, it is only lately that he started to look more like his old self, thanks in no small part to the fact that he has slipped down the handicap. His third to Nowell House at Carlisle a fortnight ago augured well and is as good as anything else in the line-up has to offer. In Good Faith has been in good form in selling company but may prefer a longer trip, while Scoop Thirty Nine belied a 309-day absence when third at Sedgefield recently and should be on the premises. Only Words was further back in seventh at Sedgefield so looks held, but Brush A King's stable are in a bit of form so he should be included for place purposes. A small wager on Always Rainbows may prove productive.