chased leaders, ridden approaching 4 out, soon weakened
held up towards rear, headway when not fluent 7th, ridden and behind from 4 out, tailed off when pulled up before last
held up behind, headway 6th, led approaching 4 out, hit and headed 4 out, soon ridden, ran on strongly from last to lead again close home
in rear, hit 5th, ridden and outpaced 4 out, kept on same pace from next, no impression
held up in touch, pushed along and outpaced approaching 4 out, kept on same pace from next, no impression
chased leader, joined leader 4th, ridden approaching 4 out, weakened approaching 2 out
held up, hit 4th, ridden and weakened 5 out, behind when pulled up before 4 out
led, ridden and headed approaching 4 out, left in lead 4 out clear next, soon ridden, weakened when headed close home
Superior Weapon is 2lbs out of the weights proper so has more to do than when scoring at Ayr last week and looks worth taking on which we do with Gofagold, who is preferred to Hombre. The last mentioned has a nice racing weight and ran his best race for some time when chasing home Polished at Sedgefield last month. However, the son of Shernazar is not the most consistent of performers and Gofagold makes more appeal. The son of Tina's Pet has slipped to an attractive mark and has shown signs of a resurgence in form of late. He holds more solid claims than Wynbury Flyer who is also dropping down the weights but has proven difficult to win with. Catterick winner Sound Of Cheers has struggled in two starts since that success and is probably best watched for the moment, along with top weight Ceresfield, while Mumaris may want further to show his best these days. Several have claims in a poor handicap but Gofagold chances are obvious and he gets the vote.
