chased leaders until weakened after 6th
behind, hampered 4th, headway 6th, disputing 4th when pulled up lame after 3 out
held up, ridden and headway approaching 3 out, never troubled leaders
mid-division, ridden and lost place after 5th, soon behind
mid-division, ridden and lost place after 4th, no danger after
prominent, led after 6th, soon clear, hit 2 out and last, ridden out
behind, headway 5th, went 2nd after 6th, ridden 3 out, weakened approaching last
chased leaders, ridden after 6th, weakening when hit last
held up, headway 6th, ridden when switched right 3 out, weakened approaching last
prominent to 6th, tailed off when pulled up before 3 out
in touch, ridden 6th, weakened before next
in touch, ridden and jumped right 3 out, went 2nd 2 out, stayed on well flat not trouble winner
behind, fell 4th
mid-division, ridden after 5th, soon behind, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out
took keen hold, led, hit 2nd, soon ridden and headed, weakened quickly
always behind
Senna da Silva has been profitable to follow so far, and can reward her followers again here, with Honey's Gift, Prairie Moonlight and Hamadeenah just three main dangers. Senna de Silva has made the most of a decent handicap mark this term, and may well have shrugged off another rise in the weights at Bangor a fortnight ago had she not floundered in the testing conditions. The better conditions and slight drop back in trip should be in her favour today and John Flint's mare should go close. Honey's Gift ran very well behind The Last Mohican at Leicester, capitulating as they hit the rising ground, and is another that will like this track with her front-running style. She had Phillipa Yates behind that day and should just about hold Pipe's runner again. Prairie Moonlight was a bitter disappointment behind Terlan at Ayr but has the scope to improve, while Hamadeenah won well at Taunton and had earlier been successful over the course and distance. Along with the likes of De Blanc and Castanet, she adds spice to a trappy affair, but we are happy to rely on Senna de Silva.