in rear, ridden from halfway, no danger
prominent early, ridden 5f out, weakened 4f out, no danger
held up in rear, ridden 4f out, stayed on one-paced final 2f
prominent, ridden 4f out, weakened 3f out, no danger
always prominent, ridden 3f out, every chance 2f out, no extra inside final furlong
mid-division, strongly ridden over 3f out, stayed on one-paced final 2f
chased leaders, ridden and weakened 4f out, no extra final 2f
led until 6f, soon weakened and no extra
mid-division, chased along 5f out, reminders 4f out, weakened and no danger
mid-division, ridden over 3f out, one-paced 2f out, weakened and no extra final furlong
chased leaders, led 6f until over 1f out, no extra final furlong
prominent until halfway, weakened 4f out, no extra final 3f
always prominent, hampered over 3f out, hard ridden 2f out, stayed on strongly final furlong, led near line
prominent, ridden 3f out, no extra final 2f
always prominent, led 2f out going well, ridden and no extra inside final furlong, caught close home
Robzelda looks good enough to take a fairly weak handicap. This ex-Irish trained horse started last season with a third to the smart Katy Nowaitee at Doncaster but surprisingly failed to win a race after that. However, he started this season on a very attractive mark and bounced back to form when third to The Whistling Teal here earlier in the month and this looks to be an easier opportunity. Chief Wardance was a narrow winner on the same card last time, having earlier been placed behind Bawsian at Doncaster and looks an obvious danger, although a line through Bawsian gives Robzelda the advantage. Lorenzino has won over hurdles this year and is hard to assess as his only flat form was over in Ireland but he certainly can't be ruled out while Perchancer was an easier winner on the sand last time but up to now he has not been as effective on turf.