mid-division, hampered 7th, soon outpaced, stayed on moderately from 4 out
held up rear, headway 9th, ridden and weakened after 4 out
in touch, ridden to chase leader 4 out, switched left approaching last, hung right soon after, led close home
in rear and not jump well, pulled up before 6th
whipped round start, soon tracking leaders, fell 7th
mid-division, ridden and weakened 9th
held up, headway 9th to go in touch, close up when fell next
always in rear, lost touch 7th, pulled up before 9th
held up towards rear, headway 8th to join leaders, ridden and weakened after 4 out
tracked leaders, hard ridden to chase leaders 4 out, held in 3rd when fell 3 out
held up rear, headway 10th, ridden to chase leaders next, left poor 3rd 3 out
tracked leader, led from 6th, ridden 3 out, edged right approaching last and pecked, all out headed close home
led and headed approaching 6th, weakened quickly after 8th and pulled up before 10th
A large field goes to post for this contest and many can be given chances on their best form but the principals look to be Pink Harbour, Yassar and Bobsbest and the tentative vote goes to Yassar. The selection won well last time out when defeating Plain Chant and although he is rising in the weights he won with a little in hand and could still be ahead of the handicapper and with conditions in his favour he will be hard to beat. Pink Harbour rates the main danger on his best form but hew just gave the impression the handicapper had caught up with him when fourth behind Yesyes last time and for that reason he is opposed.Bobsbest has the ability to go close but he does not look very genuine so he can not be put forward with any confidence. Osiris is from a shrewd yard and looks to be on a fair mark so is worth noting in the market. Of the remainder Clarendon disappointed last time but is from a top yard and is another that could go well at a price but in a race that throws up more questions than answers for the winner we return to Yassar.