prominent, tracked leader 3f out, effort over 1f out, not quickened and one pace final furlong
led 3f, tracked leader after, ridden along 3f out, weakened 2f out
held up mid-division, in touch 2f out, no impression over 1f out, one pace
prominent for 6f, weakened over 3f out
held up, chased leaders 2f out, led 1f out, headed and outpaced final 75 yards
behind, under pressure 3f out, soon weakened
pulled hard towards rear, headway in touch 3f out, weakened 2f out
held up mid-division, ridden along over 3f out, soon weakened and beaten
held up in rear, still well in rear when switched right over 2f out, wide straight, ran on strongly final furlong, nearest finish
slowly into stride, in rear, steady progress from 2f out, quickened well to lead final 75 yards, pushed out readily
towards rear, headway over 2f out, kept on from over 1f out, not reached leaders
behind, headway 2f out, effort over 1f out, not paced to challenge, kept on
tracked leaders 4f, under pressure 3f out, soon weakened
There is no getting away from the chance of Trysting Grove who can land the hat-trick at the expense of Ragasah and Margery Daw. The selection's first victory came in a seller at Chepstow back in August and then she followed up in a banded event at Southwell in November. She obviously doesn't take his racing too well but does appear to go best when fresh and so looks to hold strong claims here. Ragasah also comes here in winning form having comfortably beaten Silver Island at Wolverhampton earlier this month. She appears to be on the upgrade and is the main threat to the selection. Margery Daw disappointed last time out but had previously finished a good second behind Beauty Of Dreams, she should be involved in the finish if she shows her true colours today. The two Andrew Reid runners Bulawayo and Indian Blaze may prove best of the remainder, but Trysting Cove could be better class than this and gets the vote