prominent, headway on bit approaching 6th, ridden 3 out, weakened 2 out
held up towards rear, ridden 6th, no impression
led, ridden and headed 3 out, kept on one pace
prominent, headway 6th, led after 3 out, headed final 100 yards, no extra
pulled hard and chased leader, led and ridden briefly 3 out, soon weakened
in touch, ridden approaching 3 out, soon behind
prominent, ridden after 6th, soon no impression
mid-division, weakened 5th, tailed off and pulled up before 6th
held up in mid-division, headway 3 out, challenged approaching last, ran on well flat to lead final 100 yards
held up last, ridden approaching 5th, soon tailed off
in touch, challenged on bit 2 out, ridden and every chance last, stumbled on landing, no extra
held up towards rear, ridden 2 out, stayed on one pace
always behind, tailed off and pulled up before 3 out
Flying Enterprise can make experience count over the likes of Nanga Parbat, Daryal and Doof. Although Flying Enterprise has not been seen since falling in October, he definitely has the class to prevail here on what is his British debut. The son of Darshaan was good enough to land a valuable hurdles contest at Auteil in September and can go on to much better things after today. He does have a penalty to overcome but a look at today's opposition gives cause for encouragement. Nanga Parbat was favourite to make up for a fall on his Wincanton debut but could only finish sixth behind Rood Bay, while Daryal needs to improve on what he showed at Warwick. Doof appeared beaten when falling at Doncaster but should not be ruled out entirely, while Gary Moore's newcomer Dharkan should be noted in the market. For the winner we return to Flying Enterprise who can prove a class above these.
