trkd ldrs, rdn to ld after 2 out, narrow ldr wh fell last
in rr, hdw appr 3 out, rdn and hit 2 out, hmp last, k on
hld up and pulled hard, rapid hdw to ld and ran out appr 3rd
m.d, hdw after 4th, rdn and wknd appr 3 out
trkd ldr, led after 4th, rdn and hdd 3 out, k on one pace
hld up and keen, hdw 4th, rdn 3 out, wknd next
led, hdd appr 3rd, sn left in ld, rdn appr 3 out, left 2nd last, r.o, no ch w wnr
trkd ldrs, rdn 3 out, k on, no imp flat
hld up towards rr, ef 3 out, nv dang
bh, j.r 1st, pushed along 4th, rdn and wknd fr 4 out, bh wh p.u bf last
m.d, hdw after 4 out, led 3 out, rdn and hit next, hdd appr last, left clr
m.d, rdn after 4 out, sn wknd
al bh, p.u bf last
Always Rainbows faces a stiff task under his penalty, while Great News showed next to nothing on his hurdling debut at Uttoxeter. The latter will be more at home over this trip and is expected to step up on his debut. Middlethorpe will ensure there is no hanging around and should run well at a big price. Kilmeny, the winner of four races on the flat, is worthy of respect, but he was some way behind I Cried For You and Diamond Max on the level. I Cried For You, the winner of the 2001 Cambridgeshire, has struggled a little since then off a much higher mark and is a classy recruit to the hurdling ranks. At his best with some give underfoot, he is sure to make his presence felt, but in the shape of Diamond Max, he faces a horse of similar ability. The winner of a Listed event in France, David Evans's gelding could just have the edge here and is the TEAMtalk selection to win a competitive event.
