slowly away, well behind, closed steadily and in touch in rear 3f out, shaken up and ran on inside final furlong
led to over 1f out, chased winner until entering final furlong, weakened and lost 3rd well inside final furlong
held up in 5th, headway on outside 2f out, chased winner and every chance entering final furlong, soon driven, held final 100 yards
tracked leaders, ridden and unable to quicken 2f out, stayed on to take 3rd well inside final furlong, no impression 1st two
tracked leaders, ridden to lead over 1f out, hung left final furlong, in command final 100 yards, driven out
always behind, struggling final 3f
behind, ridden and struggling final 3f
tracked leader, ridden along and every chance 2f out, weakened quickly over 1f out
Mutajammel, Golden Fury and Luis Melendez are three against the field in this open maiden with the vote going to Mutajammel. The selection was an expensive purchase and this colt from the Sir Michael Stoute seemed to be getting the hang of things on his debut when eventually finishing fourth behind The Coires after a tardy start. He is sure to come on for that run and should be capable of losing his maiden tag at the second attempt. Golden Fury has shown promise on all of his three runs to date so he is the one likely to give our selection the most to do. However, he shaped as though he might be suited by slightly further last time and for that reason he is passed over. Luis Melendez made a pleasing debut behind Kharish at Kempton but his action suggested that he would be better with some cut in the ground so he looks worth opposing on this occasion. It would be a surprise if any of the others were capable of making the frame, and we will stick with Mutajammel who looks the one they all have to beat.
