tracked leader, led 3rd, made rest, clear after 3 out, comfortably
led to 3rd, remained prominent, mistake 10th, weakened after 3 out, finished tired
held up in rear, blundered 12th, mistake next, soon lost touch, tailed off when blundered badly and unseated 3 out (wore cheek pieces)
tracked leaders, chased winner approaching 4 out, brief effort 3 out, no impression from next
The moderate nature of this contest is emphasizes by the fact that the distinctly average Bold Navigator cannot be totally ruled out of the equation. However, there are others with more solid claims and we just prefer to side with Moonlite Magic, who is the TEAMtalk selection. The only winner in the field under Rules, albeit in a selling handicap hurdle, the eight-year-old has yet to prove his effectiveness on a fast surface and returns after a lay off but, with the opposition so weak, he has to be worth chancing. Winning point-to-pointer Count Keni has shown next to nothing over regulation fences, a comment that also applies to Sally's Twins.
