led 4th to 6th, stayed handy, led 9th to 11th, challenged 14th, led next, in command from 3 out, stayed on well, driven out
behind, headway under pressure to chase leading trio 4 out, under pressure and beaten when hit 2 out
mid-division, ridden and struggling after 13th, tailed off and pulled up before 4 out
mistake 2nd, close up, led 11th until blundered and headed 15th, chased winner until blundered and lost 2nd 3 out, weakened and blundered next
led 2nd to 4th, stayed prominent, mistake 13th, rallied to chase winner 3 out, weakened next
led to 2nd, stayed handy, challenged 11th, weakened before 4 out
prominent, led 6th to 9th, ridden from next, blundered 12th, lost touch next, tailed off when pulled up before 4 out
held up, blundered 12th, headway to chase leading pair after 3 out, kept on to press for 2nd run-in but no chance with winner
Nonrunner
Nonrunner
Walking Sunday is fancied to confirm his superiority over In The Park, while Kappelhoff has the measure of the likes of Poundsley Mill and can be a threat if he runs up to the form of his latest start. However, as that cannot be guaranteed, we prefer to look elsewhere for the winner. St Kilda would also have come in for a stronger mention were it not for a poor completion rate this season. Any rain will not be in her favour. In The Park is a lightly raced sort that should be capable of paying his way as he gains in experience. However, he is obviously no world beater and already has something to prove with the selection. Therefore, it can pay to stick with Walking Sunday, who has got his act together well over fences and, as he is at the top of his game at present, he looks the percentage call in a tricky race.
