chased leaders far side, ridden, weakened 2f out
led stands side, ridden, headed over 1f out, soon weakened
led far side, overall leader, clear 2f out, soon ridden, kept on until headed, no extra towards finish
chased far side leaders over 2f out, soon weakened
in touch stands side, ridden to lead group over 1f out, headed inside final furlong, no extra
held up stands side, ridden, headway over 1f out, led group inside final furlong, stayed on well to lead overall towards finish
dwelt, soon in touch stands side, ridden over 1f out, kept on same pace
chased stands side leaders to over 2f out, soon weakened
switched to race stands side, chased leaders, ridden, edged left 2f out, kept on, no impression
chased leaders stands side, ridden, weakened over 1f out
behind far side, ridden over 2f out, kept on final furlong, no impression
chased leaders stands side, ridden, effort 2f out, no impression final furlong
behind stands side, ridden, headway over 1f out, stayed on final furlong, nearest finish
always behind stands side
dwelt, soon chased leader far side, ridden 2f out, soon weakened
Nonrunner
Nonrunner
Sea Rover was good value for his debut success at Thirsk last month but Mel Brittain's colt may not be that well treated for his debut in a handicap and preference is for Multitude, who gets the vote over Lucky Bee. The last mentioned is capable of taking a hand in the finish on the pick of his form but has disappointed in his last two starts and may be best watched. David Barron's A Big Sky Brewing kept on well late on when taking a Pontefract maiden last time but he looks plenty high enough in the weights now, while Stormburst may do better now handicapped but is difficult to recommend on all known form. Strathmore looks to be going the right way and would be of interest if the market spoke in his favour but the vote goes to Tim Easterby's Multitude, who gave every indication that a race of this nature would be within his compass following an encouraging reappearance on Southwell's turf course.
