led briefly, tracked leader after, pushed along lost place over 4f out, soon outpaced
started slowly, held up in rear, lost touch halfway
started slowly, held up, pushed along and headway over 4f out, stayed on to chase winner over 2f out, kept on same pace
tracked leaders, headway to lead over 2f out, soon ridden, eased close home
soon led, ridden and headed over 2f out, not pace of first two
Little strength in depth and this should boil down to a match between Kalambari and Zaajel. The former shaped like a surefire future winner when, after running green, he stayed on from the rear to snatch fourth in a fair Windsor maiden. Sir Michael Stoute's gelding will have little difficulty in finding a race but may have to wait a little longer as Zaajel will prove hard to beat. John Dunlop's charge has finished runner-up in hot maidens on both starts to date and this highly regarded son of Nashwan can get off the mark before stepping up in grade.