held up towards rear, headway 6th and in touch, effort 3 out, kept on to chase winner approaching last, one pace run-in
held up towards rear, headway 7th and in touch, ridden 3 out, one pace from next
held up towards rear, headway halfway, ridden approaching 3 out, headway under pressure next, kept on one pace
pulled up, led, headed approaching 3rd, pushed along and lost place 7th, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out
held up in touch, headway 7, led after 2 out, stayed on strongly
in touch, pushed along and lost place 6th, soon behind
tracked leader, led approaching 3rd, headed approaching 2 out, soon beaten
towards rear never dangerous
raced wide, towards rear never dangerous
mid-division, pushed along halfway, struggling when mistake 7th
tracked leaders, ridden approach 7th, soon weakened
mid-division, pushed along and lost place 3rd, behind from halfway
tracked leaders, every chance 3 out, soon ridden and no extra from 2 out
held up towards rear, headway 7th and in touch, ridden and weakened approaching 3 out
Comfortable Call can confirm superiority with Lord of The Loch and should also be too good for the inconsistent Bergamo. Tony Dobbin takes the mount on the recent Wetherby winner and while his recent form suggests that Sedgefield is far from ideal; he showed enough to suggest that he will be too good for this bunch. Lord Of The Loch is a recent winner round here and while he rarely posts a poor run, he is always vulnerable to lesser exposed rivals. Bergamo has ability but his flashes of brilliance are often outweighed by a series of modest efforts when the chips are down. Al Mabrook is dropped into selling grade after a series of decent efforts over shorter trips. Quarter Masters has been highly tried in the past but does not look to have gone on from his win at Ayr two years ago. Comfortable Call gets the verdict in this valuable and highly competitive seller.