mid-division, ridden 3f out, headway to lead entering last, headed close home
tracked leaders, ridden over 3f out, hampered 2f out, not recovered
mid-division, ridden over 3f out, no impression
mid-division, ridden over 3f out, not much room 2f out, not recover
held up towards rear, ridden and headway over 2f out, switched left over 1f out, kept on to lead close home
led after 2f, ridden over 3f out, headed over 2f out, soon weakened
slowly into stride, ridden and headway over 2f out to chase leaders, soon one pace
mid-division, ridden and chased leaders over 3f out, in touch when pulled up lame 2f out
tracked leaders, ridden over 2f out, soon one pace
held up behind, ridden and headway 2f out, kept on inside last nearest finish
always behind
led until headed after 2f, ridden and led again over 2f out, headed entering last, one pace after
Beauteous and Ballyhurry come into this in good form and have to be respected but Ajwaa looks a progressive performer, having won readily at Yarmouth last time, and is strongly fancied to defy his penalty. John O'Shea's five-year-old has won both of his outings this term with something in hand and there is no reason to suggest that he cannot complete a hat-trick today. Beauteous lost no caste in defeat behind a back-to-form Uhoomagoo at Ayr last time and has to be respected off a 2lb lower mark here. He rates a bigger danger than Ballyhurry, who looks in the handicapper's grip following his latest outing when behind Alan Berry's horse. Top weight What-A-Dancer and Bailieborough, from the stable of David Nicholls are others to consider but it will be a surprise if anything can beat Ajwaa, who gets the vote to win again.