held up in mid-division, headway 6th, chased leader 3 out, led 2 out, pushed clear flat, easily
held up last, ridden 3 out, soon weakened
held up in touch, ridden after 3 out, ran on from 2 out, went 2nd flat but no chance with winner
prominent, ridden 6th weakened approaching 3 out
led to 2nd, led again 3rd, ridden and headed 3 out, behind when fell 2 out
mid-division and pulled hard, headway 4th, ridden 6th, weakened after 3 out
held up last, ridden 6th, weakened 3 out
mid-division, jumped slowly 6th, soon weakened
mid-division, lost touch 5th soon tailed off
held up in mid-division, headway 6th, ridden 3 out, ran on one pace after
pulled hard, held up in mid-division, ridden 6th, soon weakened
mid-division, headway 6th, chased leaders, led 3 out, ridden and headed 2 out, no extra
pulled hard and chased leaders, ridden and weakened 3 out, soon tailed off
led 2nd to 3rd, chased leader, ridden and weakened before 3 out, soon tailed off
Dinarelli, Made In Japan, Fleet Street and Dileer look to the main protagonists in this novices hurdle and we will side with the latter. The selection made a promising hurdling debut in a strong race over this course and distance when finishing fifth behind Albuhera. He is bound to improve for that run and he could be the value pick in a competitive race. Fleet Street is the obvious danger and he was a good third behind Cardenas at Newbury last time. He had previously won well on his hurdling debut when beating Ile Michel, but he is steadily rising in the weights now so could be worth taking on. Dinarelli is a Martin Pipe recruit from France so he will be interesting if the market speaks in his favour, while Made In Japan showed enough on his hurdling debut at Wincanton when third behind Howle Hill to make him a leading contender. This is a competitive event which could prove to be very informative for the future, but Dileer gets the tentative vote.
