made all, hit 6th, quickened after 2 out, ridden and stayed on well after 2 out
chased leader, driven and lost pkace 6th, ridden and weakened apr 4 out, behind when hampered next
mistakes, chased leaders, driven and lost place 8th, soon beaten
chased leaders until ridden and lost touch 8th, behind and pulled up before 2 out
held up, ridden and outpaced 7th, tailed off and pulled up before 3 out
held up, headway 5th, driven to chase winner approaching 4 out, ridden 2 out, kept on under pressure from next
behind, driven and outpaced approaching 4 out, soon ridden, kept on one-paced, never on terms
soon behind, reminders 4th, jumped slowly and lost touch 7th, tailed off and pulled up before 3 out
chased leaders, mistakes 3rd and 7th, effort approaching 3 out, ridden and left 3rd next, no extra
chased leaders, outpaced 9th, ridden and rallied approaching 3 out, 3rd and under pressure when fell next
Kind Sir has won three of his last four chases but, as a consequence, is 14lbs higher (less rider's claim) than for the last of those successes. Iron Express has put in some decent placed efforts but also keeps getting raised. Captaintwothousand is a course winner over a longer trip and this gelding from the Chris Fasirhurst yard looks more of a stayer than a speedster. Green Smoke would have a chance on his best hurdles form, and it is interesting to note that his shrewd trainer sends him straight into a handicap on his fencing bow. Route Sixty Six has won off this mark but he was slightly disappointing last time out. Blakeney Coast is from a shrewd yard and any market move would be significant.