slowly into stride, behind, shaken up 2f out, kept on final furlong but never reached challenging position
took keen hold, tracked leaders, ridden and not quicken 2f out, weakened final furlong
in touch, ridden on outside 3f out, outpaced final 2f
close up on outside, pushed along 3f out, outpaced final 2f
took keen hold in touch, weakened over 1f out
held up in mid-division, effort to chase leading pair over 1f out, ran on inside final furlong to take 2nd last strides
behind, pushed along 3f out, good headway over 1f out, running on and disputing 2nd when ran out of room near finish
pulled hard in mid-division, trapped behind wall of horses from 2f out, switched right approaching final furlong, found room and quickened to lead near finish
pressed leader, ridden and chance over 1f out, outpaced well inside final furlong
mid-division, not clear run over 2f out, switched left and stayed on final furlong but not pace to reach leaders
led, ridden and pressed from 3f out, kept on well until caught near finish and lost 2nd final strides
Donna Giovanna and Diktatorship look to be the pick among those to have raced previously but this may go to one of the newcomers with preference for Faith And Reason over High Class Problem. The last mentioned is a half-brother by Mozart to the useful Nice One Clare and hails from the Paul Cole stable that is quite capable of producing one to win first time out. Mick Channon has done well with his youngsters this term so Trimwaki has to be respected, while the likelihood is that Richard Hannon's Porters and Ed Dunlop's Liger will need more time as is the case with most of their respective stable's two-year-olds. Jamie Osborne's Donna Giovanna has run to a similar level of form in both her starts so far and has claims as does John Gosden's Diktatorship, who caught the eye running on at Doncaster first time out. The vote though goes to Godolphin's Faith And Reason, who has a decent pedigree that suggests that today's ground will suit ideally and he is taken to provide the boys in blue with their first juvenile winner of the campaign.
Coffs Harbour (USA) Swain colt out of a moderate racemare.
Diktatorship (IRE) 8-1 (8-13) Dwelt and towards rear, headway over 1f out, stayed on final furlong, 5th of 16, 3 1/2l behind Saville Road (8-13) at Doncaster 6f 2yo mdn aut (5) gf.
Faith And Reason (USA) Sunday Silence colt out of 6f winner Sheer Reason.
High Class Problem (IRE) Mozart colt, half-brother to Group 2 winner Nice One Clare.
Irish Whispers (IRE) 14-1 (9-0) Dwelt, soon recovered to lead, ridden and headed inside final 2f, weakened approaching final furlong, 4th of 10, 7l behind To Sender (9-0) at Newbury 6f 2yo mdn (5) frm in May.
Liger Fraam colt, half-brother to 6f winner Doctor's Cave.
Ned Ludd (IRE) 25-1 (9-0) Slowly away, behind, headway and hung left 2f out, soon no impression leaders, 5th of 10, 8l behind To Sender (9-0) at Newbury 6f 2yo mdn (5) frm in May.
Porters (USA) Minardi colt, half-brother to flat and hurdles winner Fluidity.
Right Again 20-1 (8-11) Keen, tracked leaders, effort and close up entering final furlong, kept on same pace inside final furlong, 2nd of 11, 2l behind Sir Percy (8-11) at Goodwood 6f 2yo mdn aut (5) gd in May.
Sands of Barra (IRE) Marju colt out of 7f winner Purple Risks.
Trimwaki (USA) Miswaki colt, half-brother to two winners.
Donna Giovanna 11-2 (8-11) Started slowly, soon chased leaders, effort well over 1f out, stayed on same pace, 3rd of 10, 2l behind Duelling (8-11) at Lingfield 6f 2yo mdn fll (5) gf in May.
Just Down The Road (IRE) 10-3 (8-7) Chased leader to over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong, 4th of 7, 2l behind Grimes Faith (9-0) at Bath 5f nov stk (5) frm in May.
