behind from 6th, tailed off and pulled up before last
held up, headway from 8th, mistake 9th, chased leader approaching 12th, led 3 out, drew clear after 2 out, ridden out
tracked leder, mistake 11th, soon ridden, one pace when left 4th 2 out
held up, hit 4th, headway 7th, ridden to press winner 3 out, kept on same pace
tracked leaders until blundered and unseated rider 5th
held up, fell 3rd
behind, some late headway, never troubled leaders
led, not fluent 4th, headed and mistake 3 out, soon ridden, 3rd and held when fell next
chased leaders, ridden after 4 out, staying on when left at 3rd and badly hampered 2 out, not recover
chased leaders until 5th behind from 8th
mid-division until weakened approaching 10th
Nonrunner
Pink Harbour has been well placed by Ginger McCain to win four of her last six starts and looks to have been found a suitable opportunity to add to that tally with Myson and Cyanara rated her biggest dangers to her doing so. The handicapper will eventually catch up with the daughter of Rakaposhi King, who is now 25lbs higher than when scoring at Towcester in October. However, the six-year-old suggested when winning at Bangor last time that there was plenty more to come from her and in a race that lacks strength in depth she is hard to oppose. Cyanara won a beginners' chase at Newton Abbot in June and may have needed her first start since then when fourth behind L'Orphelin at the same venue last time. Philip Pritchard's mare rates a bigger threat than Ask The Umpire, who has run to a similar level of form of late. Simon Earle's Saucy Night is entitled to come on for her recent run behind the improved Follow The Flow at Hereford last time and is another to consider, along with Isam Top, who is well treated on hurdles form. Yesyes is probably better than he has shown of late and is another worthy of a mention along with the consistent Myson but Pink Harbour has an obvious chance on recent form and is taken to make it five from seven.
