held up, headway approaching 3 out, ridden next, kept on one pace
mistake 2nd, always behind
held up and keen, brief effort 3 out, soon weakened
led to 3rd, weakened approaching 2 out
keen, tracked leaders, ridden 2 out, kept on one pace
prominent, led 3rd, ridden and headed 2 out, no extra flat
held up, headway approaching 5th, led 2 out, ridden approaching last, ran on
mid-division, headway approaching 5th, ridden approaching 2 out, soon weakened
took keen hold, behind when fell 4th
prominent and keen, mistake 4th, ridden after 7th, weakened quickly, tailed off when pulled up before last
mid-division, ridden and headway approaching 2 out, went 2nd approaching last, ran on
chased leaders to 3 out, weakened quickly
Penneeck and Contas both displayed plenty of promise on their debuts and should fight out the finish here, with the first named just getting the decision, Jack White may do best of the others. Penneeck returned from a two year break when putting in a tremendous effort at Doncaster in a class B event won by Into The Shadows. He only went down by eleven lengths and so long as he doesn't "bounce" he should be capable of landing this prize. Contas is from a yard hitting form and he would have gone very close on his Perth debut if he hadn't made a mistake when starting his effort. If he has polished up his jumping he will be a big threat to the selection. Sue Smith trains Jack White who is having his first racecourse outing. He is well bred by Teenoso out of a Broadsword mare and should be monitored for any market move. Bishop's Bridge is the only other worth a mention, so it isn't too difficult a task for Penneeck who should take the honours
