held up rear, headway over 1f out ridden to lead inside final furlong, ran on
held up, ridden and headway over 1f out, kept on same pace final furlong
tracked leader, ridden and weakened over 2f out, eased over 1f out
towards rear, effort on outsider over 2f out, weakened over 1f out
always prominent, ridden over 3f out, every chance entering final furlong, unable to quicken inside final furlong
slowly into stride, always towards rear
led at steady pace, quickened pace approaching 2f out, headed inside final furlong, no extra
James Fanshawe has his stable in great form and Reveillez, even though he is six pounds higher than for the latest of his two career wins, is taken to land the finale. Madiba, despite racing from out of the handicap, holds a chance if reproducing the effort that saw him finish three lengths behind the selection at Ascot last July but is now 13lbs better off. Ampoule's two career wins have come on the all-weather and others are preferred above him on turf. Leatherback is back on a winning mark but his best form has come with give in it. Pinchincha has proven consistent of late but is struggling to get his head in front. However, he is back on a winning mark so cannot be entirely ruled out. Team-Mate has failed to win since his three-year-old days and four runs since then have hardly proven auspicious. The only caveat offered for him is that he will be racing in first-time cheekpieces. He finished just behind Mowelga at this track last time. Lady Herries' gelding certainly has more than enough ability to win a race of this nature, but he would need to return to better form than he has shown in his last three runs. The all-weather winner All Business is hard to make a compelling case for given his handicap mark. It all points back to the topweight Reveillez.