pulled up, in touch, mistake 3rd, blundered 13th, some headway after, weakened 14th, tailed off and pulled up 2 out
held up last, lost touch 11th, soon tailed off
held up towards rear, hedway after 13th, ridden before 4 out, hampered bend after 3 out, stayed on one pace from 2 out
unseated rider, led to third, soon towards rear, mistake 12th, weakening when mistake and unseated rider 14th
mid-divison, mistake 8, ridden 14th, weakened 4 out
tracked leaders, mistake 13th, challenged and led 15th, mistake 4 out, ridden 2 out, headed last, no extra flat
chased leader, blundered 5th, ridden 12th, mistake 13th, weakened 14th, pulled up after 4 out
mid-division, mistake 1st, headway 11th ridden after 13th, weakened 15th, tailed off and pulled up before 2 out
mid-div, ridden and lost touch 8th, tailed off at 10th
pulled early, led after 3rd, clear 6, not fluent 7th, headed 15th, 2 lengths second when blundered 3 out and rider lost iron. pulled up before 2 out
winner. held up in mid-div, headway after 13th, ridden before 4 out, challenging when not fluent 2 out, blundered and led last, ridden out flat.
A novice hunter chase rounds off the card Bardon Boy, Agile King, Tale Bridge and Bak On Board are all sure to have there supporters. But we prefer to side with Legatus. The gelding is from the bang in form David Pipe yard and he has been in fine form between the flags of late and he will be hard to beat as he goes on any ground. Bardon Boy is another that could go well as he is another in form but his best efforts have been on fast ground. Agile King is from a shrewd yard and is worth a cautionary look in the market. The remainder need to improve on all known form to take a hand in the finish.