held up, headway approaching 3 out, weakened 2 out
held up in rear, headway 9th, ridden 3 out, went 2nd last, no chance with winner
tracked leader after 2nd, led briefly 5th, led 7th, clear after 9th, unchallenged
in touch, ridden and went 2nd 3 out, no impression approaching next
held up, headway and not fluent 8th, weakened before 3 out
held up in touch, headway after 8th, weakened before 2 out
held up in mid-division, pushed along 6th, weakened 9th, no chance when mistake 3 out
mid-division, ridden 7th, soon struggling, well behind when mistake 3 out
held up in touch, pushed along and effort after 8th, weakened after next, behind when mistake 3 out
always towards rear
led, headed briefly 5th, mistake 6th, headed 7th, weakening when mistake 3 out, no danger after
prominent, mistake 4th, weakened approaching 8th, tailed off when pulled up before 9th
Ask Me What gets the call in a reasonable claimer, with her biggest dangers judged to be Burundi, Darialann, Can't Be Scrabble and Gebora. The selection won well at Worcester three runs ago and has followed that up with two solid efforts, including in a handicap. She holds a clear chance on ratings too so you should get a good run for your money. Burundi certainly has form enough to be competitive at this level, while Irish import Darialann should be all the better for his British debut last time. Minivet remains pretty consistent, particularly at this level, and expect another bold show from him, but What You Know probably has a few pounds to find to feature. Can't Be Scrabble won over course and distance last July but has been very disappointing since, while Ashgan has a good bit to find with Ask Me What based on Worcester form last time out. Gebora is becoming hard to win with although the best of his overall form gives him chances but Knight Of Silver, much as he has improved of late, is another who needs to find a few pounds to land the spoils. With the others looking exposed, this brings us back to the selection, which is Ask Me What.
