prominent, led and left clear 2 out, blundered last, ridden out
in touch, mistake 2nd, ridden 12th, hit 2 out, stayed on, no chance with winner
mid-division, headway 12th, hit 4 out, soon ridden, left 2nd 2 out, no extra flat
chased leaders, lost place 7th, rallied 9th, close 3rd when fell 4 out
behind, kept on from 3 out, never reach leaders
prominent, led 3rd, headed and fell 2 out
towards rear, headway 6th, weakened 13th
mid-division, ridden 11th, soon weakened
towards rear, hit 5th, kept on from 3 out, never dangerous
behind, ridden and headway approaching 3 out, stayed on flat, nearest at finish
mid-division, headway 7th, weakened 11th, behind when fell 3 out
always behind, tailed off when pulled up before 13th
hit 8th, always towards rear, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out
mid-division, ridden 10th, soon weakened
led to 3rd, lost place 7th, some headway 4 out, weakened next
in touch, lost palce 7th, soon behind
towards rear, headway 5th, weakened 11th
Bohemian Spirit, Whether The Storm, and Gipsy Cricketer look the three to concentrate on in the opener and the confident vote goes to Bohemian Spirit as long as the ground stays on the fast side. The selection won well at Fakenham last time out when defeating Kasilia and a reproduction of that effort should suffice here.Whether The Storm rates the main danger on his latest third behind Kingston Banker. That form has since been franked and under conditions that suit he has definite place claims. Gipsy Cricketer is another that could go well he has been in fair form between the flags of late and his form in hurdles a couple of seasons ago would see him go close. Of the remainder Upham Lord is a prolific winner in point to points and he ran as if returning to form last time but for the winner we return to Bohemian Spirit in the hope that the rain does not arrive.