slowly into stride, raced centre, soon pushed along in rear, came stands side halfway
raced centre, chased leaders, ridden and came stands side halfway, weakened over 1f out
raced centre, chased leaders, ridden and came stands side halfway, weakened over 1f out
went right start, raced centre, soon chased leaders, came stands side halfway, soon weakened
raced stands side, chased winner, ridden and every chance over 1f out, driven and stayed on near finish
raced stands side, tracked leaders, ridden over 2f out, weakened over 1f out
raced stands side, soon outpaced, ridden and ran on inside final furlong, not reached leaders
very slowly away, raced stands side, behind, never near leaders
raced stands side, made all, ridden over 2f out, driven and ran on gamely
raced stands side, held up, stayed on final furlong, never dangerous
raced centre, close up, came stands side halfway, ridden and every chance over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong
raced stands side, keen, chased leaders, ridden and edged right over 1f out, stayed on
Several interesting contenders from top yards on show here and Qusoor is a far from confident selection against the likes of fellow newcomers Farasha and Iridescence, who make plenty of appeal on pedigree. Those with previous experience may be led home by Dream Rose, who made a satisfactory debut at Salisbury but was slightly disappointing at York last time. The step up in trip should help her cause today but she is obviously nothing special and it will not be surprising if at least one of the newcomers is more precocious at this stage. Iridescence hails from a yard that have stared well with their two-year-olds and this daughter of Daylami is one to bear in mind for future reference whatever happens tonight. Farasha is also bred to appreciate slightly further, but, with her yard in such good form, she has to be closely monitored in the betting. However, we take a chance with Qusoor, who looks the preferred runner form the John Dunlop yard. This daughter of Fasilyev is a half-sister to dual seven furlong winner Mutahayya and is expected to be primed and ready to go at the first time of asking.
Clear Veneer (USA) Diesis filly, half-sister to a couple of winners.
Costa Packet (IRE) Hussonet filly out of a Chilean racemare.
Dream Rose (IRE) 7-1 (8-11) Towards rear, pushed along halfway, stayed on towards finish, never near to challenge, 5th of 9, 4l behind Bow Bridge (9-0) at York 5f 2yo lst fll (1) gs in May.
Farasha Indian Ridge filly, half-sister to 1m1f winner Reem One.
Iridescence Daylami filly, half-sister to 1m2f winner Penny Wedding.
Musical High (IRE) 8-1 (8-9) Soon outpaced, stayed on inside final furlong, 4th of 10, 9l behind King Orchisios (9-0) at Haydock 5f 2yo mdn (5) gd.
Perfect Beat (IRE) 9-2 (8-11) Slowly into stride, never better than mid-division, 10th of 16, 7l behind Oceans Apart (8-11) at Windsor 5f 2yo fll mdn (5) gf in May.
Qusoor (IRE) Fasliyev filly, half-sister to two winners.
