led 1st, headed next, stayed prominent until ridden 3 out, weakened 2 out
held up behind, prominent after 8th, lost place 3 out, behind when pulled up before last
prominent, led 5th, headed and mistake 2 out, stayed on again flat
in touch, ridden 3 out, weakened flat
prominent, mistake 4th, lost place 8th, soon behind, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out
handy until mistake 10th, ridden and behind when pulled up before 2 out
prominent, led 2nd to 4th, soon weakened, behind when pulled up before 12th
close up, ridden 8th, tailed off when pulled up before 11th
held up, headway 10th, soon ridden, one pace
held up in rear, reminder and took closer order 9th, led 2 out, stayed on strongly
close up, ridden 7th, stayed on one-paced from 2 out
The Butterwick Kid Cracking effort to chase Ryalux home at Wetherby last month; solid claims on that evidence.
King's Whisper (IRE) Has first outing for new connections having landed a novices' hurdle at Fakenham last time; giant of a horse who should run well.
Shagreen (IRE) Formerly trained by John Dunlop; not one to dismiss yet.
Reflex Courier (IRE) Goes well fresh so lack of a recent outing shouldn't pose a problem; stable out of form however.
Fools Errand (IRE) Off for nearly three months and not one to trust implicitly.
Hoh Tel (IRE) Almost certainly better than the bare recent form suggests; one to note in the market.
Ivory Coaster (NZ) Not the most fluent of jumpers but hails from a stable in cracking form.
Cherry Dee Well treated on best form but has yet to deliver the goods this season.
Bright Destiny Has been showing very little recently to suggest he can take a hand.
Gus Berry (IRE) Form of his win over the course and distance is working out well; won on this same card last year and could once again spring a surprise.
Finnure (IRE) Pulled up on both starts this season; hard to fancy from 8lb wrong in the weights.
Master Club Royal Dropped in grade following a visit to Haydock; dark horse.
