chased leaders, ridden over 1f out, kept on same pace final furlong
towards rear, soon pushed along, some late headway, never near to challenge
took keen hold behind leaders , pushed along 2f out, stayed on final furlong
chased leaders, pushed along halfway, ridden and stayed on final furlong
hampered at start and behind, pushed along over 3f out, stayed on towards finish
chased leaders, ridden over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong
slowly into stride, always behind
tracked leader, led 2f out, quickened clear entering final furlong, pushed out
jumped left at start, pushed along halfway, stayed on final furlong
held up in mid-division, headway over 1f out, ran on final furlong
chased leaders, outpaced over 2f out, ridden and one pace final furlong
led, headed 2f out, ridden over 1f out, no extra final furlong
Always Baileys, Ryedale Ovation and Glasshoughton are the three to concentrate on here and the vote is given to Always Baileys. The selection is a well-bred colt by Mister Baileys and this newcomer from the Mark Johnston yard is sure to be popular with punters on his racecourse debut. The market will provide all the clues here but if the vibes from the ring are positive then it could pay to take the hint, especially as he has been given a real chance from his high draw. Ryedale Ovation was slowly away on his racecourse debut when finishing in mid-division behind Dusty City. However, he seemed to be getting the hang of things in the closing stages that day and as he is sure to come on for the run then he should go well. However, he looks to have plenty to do from his low draw. Glasshoughton is another newcomer who catches the eye on breeding, but his stable are not renowned for first time out 2-year-old winners and he may be best watched on his debut. A watching brief on the market is advised with regards to the chances of any of the other newcomers, but for the winner we return to Always Baileys who hails from a stable with a decent strike-rate in these type of events.
Glasshoughton Dansili colt out of winning sprinter Roseum.
Grafton (IRE) Desert Style colt, half-brother to several winners at up to 1m.
Mujeak (IRE) Mujadil gelding out of a moderate racemare.
Bold Tiger (IRE) Bold Fact gelding out of winning hurdler Heart of The Ocean.
Drawn Out (IRE) Daggers Drawn gelding, half-brother to 2 winners over 7f & 1m.
Feelin Irie (IRE) Key Of Luck colt out of an unraced mare.
Wednesdays Boy (IRE) Alhaarth colt, half-brother to two winners.
Always Baileys (IRE) Mister Baileys colt, brother to 6f-1m1f winner Town Called Malice, half-brother to numerous winners.
Elite Land Namaqualand colt, half-brother to several winners.
Ryedale Ovation (IRE) 12-1 Behind and ran green, switched right and headway 1f out, stayed on inside final furlong, nearest at finish, 5th of 11, 6l behind Dusty City at Doncaster 5f 2yo mdn aut gd.
Roonah (FR) Xaar filly out of an unraced mare.
Brazilian Style Exit To Nowhere filly out of 7f-1m2f winner Cosmic Star.
Horsefair Dancer Almaty filly out of a moderate racemare.
Kibosh (IRE) Elnadim filly, half-sister to two winners at up to 1m.
Little Elver 20-1 Went right start, chased leaders, ridden halfway, weakened over 1f out, 7th of 9, 9l behind Lake Hero at Musselburgh 5f 2yo mdn aut gf.
Nimble Star Foxhound filly out of a maiden racemare.
Beautiful South 40-1 Very slowly away, always well behind and outpaced, last of 9, well behind Penny Whisper at Pontefract 5f 2yo fll mdn aut sft.
