slowly away, well behind, headway halfway, pressing leaders on rail when not much room and hampered inside final furlong, switched right and kept on near finish
led, ridden and headed halfway, weakened 2f out
pressed leader, led halfway, hard ridden, edged left and headed over 1f out, one pace final furlong
dwelt, ran green early, headway and switched right 2f out, ridden to lead over 1f out, ridden clear final furlong
prominent, ridden halfway, chased leaders 2f out until weakening entering final furlong
Rod Millman seems to have his team well forward, so Glenmuir may be up to the task first time, with Grantley Adams and Cool Creek other obvious contenders. Although Cumbrae has had a run out here behind Makabul, it is in essence a guessing game as to which of these has the most to offer. However, with trainer Rod Millman already having won the Brocklesby with Phantom Whisper, we can assume that any youngsters he sends out at this stage of the season will be forward enough to do themselves justice, and so Glenmuir gets the vote. On the dam's side, he is bred to get much further in time but may well be sharp enough today. Grantley Adams is a half-brother to lots of winners including Wannabe Around so it seems certain that he will open his account soon, while Cool Creek hails from a stable that always has a plethora of juvenile winners. There was a 20-1 winner of this race last year so nothing is certain, but Glenmuir, the mount of Alan Munro, is the suggestion.
Cool Creek (IRE) Desert Style colt out of Shining Creek.
Cumbrae (IRE) 50-1 Slowly into stride, outpaced, 8th of 10, 16l behind Makabul at Kempton 5f 2yo mdn gs in Mar.
Getbuzzin Bold Edge colt, half-brother to 2 winning sprinters.
Glenmuir (IRE) Josr Algarhoud colt out of 1m4f winner Beryl.
Grantley Adams Dansili colt, half-brother to several winners including the useful Wannabe Around.
