held up towards rear, mistake 12th, ridden after 15th, soon beaten
mid-division until 14th, not a danger after
in touch, ridden 15th, one pace from 4 out
in touch, mistake 6th, ridden after 13th, weakened after 17th
always prominent, led 13th, went right 3 out, hung left under pressure run-in, all out
chased leaders, ridden approaching 4 out, weakening when pecked 3 out
held up rear, hampered 2nd, headway 17th, close 3rd when mistake 3 out, hit 2 out, switched right approaching last, no extra run in
held up and always behind
badly hampered and rider lost irons 1st, fell 2nd
mid-division, reminders 2nd, headway 10th, soon ridden, weakened 15th
chased leaders, ridden after 17th, weakened approaching 3 out
led until 8th, with leader until 13th, soon lost touch, tailed off
held up rear, smooth headway 14th, pressed winner from 4 out, ridden approaching last, stayed on run in
pulled hard, held up, headway 10th, ridden after 17th, weakened quickly
mistake 2nd, held up, headway approaching 4 out, soon ridden, stayed on
always prominent, led 8th until 13th, chased leaders, ridden after 17th, stayed on run in
Headliner cost punters a packet when falling last time, they can get their money back today, Bright Approach and Kelantan look the obvious dangers. Martin Pipe's gelding was moving up nicely when coming down at the fourth from home in the Leicester event won by Meggies's Beau. He had previously accounted for some decent types here and if his confidence hasn't been dented he should be good enough to take first prize here. Bright Approach has done well against much better opposition than today's and should be fighting for a place. Kelantan hit winning form last time at Huntingdon, beating Rakassa by just over a length. That was over three miles so the trip has to be of concern, but nevertheless she should be involved in the finish. Toulouse-Lautrec looks the pick of the others, but Headliner is expected to bounce back and gets our vote
