with leader, led approaching 2 out, soon ridden, headed flat, no extra close home
tracked leaders, ridden after 3 out, weakened approaching 2 out
in touch, hit 6th, headway to challenge last, ridden and kept on flat
led, ridden and headed approaching 2 out, soon weakened
held up, ridden approaching 2 out, soon one pace
held up and keen, hampered when blundered and unseated rider 2nd
held up, effort over 2 out, soon no impression
tracked leaders, ridden and every chance approaching 2 out, stayed on flat
behind, jumped slowly throughout, reminders 3rd, tailed off from 4th
held up behind, ridden and weakened approaching 2 out
held up behind, jumped left and hampered 2nd, riders briefly lost irons, no danger soon after
Not the type of race to get stuck into and the TEAMtalk selection here is Mark Brisbourne's Prime Attraction who had the best bumper form of these last season and put in a pleasing effort in a novice hurdle at Hexham recently. If she has learnt from that experience she has an excellent chance. The trainer of Street Magic is in excellent form at present and this mare had decent bumper form last season before being popped over hurdles at the backend. She will have benefited from that and could start the season well. Johnsons Point was a fair middle distance performer on the level and any market support would be significant though the stable is in woeful form at present.