always behind, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out
led to 6th, weakened next, no chance when fell 3 out
prominent to 7th, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out
in touch, ridden and weakened after 3 out
mid-division, not fluent 5th, headway 7th, disputing 2nd when jinxed left and unseated rider approaching 2 out
always behind, tailed off 7th, pulled up before 2 out
held up in touch, not fluent 3rd, not fluent and lost place 5th, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out
always prominent, mistake 1st, led after 3 out, clear next, pushed out
held up, headway 7th, mistake 3 out, soon beaten
held up, headway 4th, ridden 7th, weakened after 3 out, left 3rd before 2 out
mid-division, struggling when jumped slowly 6th, tailed off
always behind, hampered 3 out, pulled up before 2 out
Conditions are right for Jawwala to break her duck over hurdles, and she can do so at the expense of Spinaround and Raygale. The John Jenkins-trained selection has put in her best efforts on soft ground and over this sort of trip. Like all of them here she is a one-pacer, but clearly stays well enough and should keep going up the hill when others have cried enough. Spinaround also handles the ground and has experience around the course and distance when a well beaten fifth on Boxing Day. There was plenty of promise in his handicap second at Hereford in February, but he couldn't cope with a slight step up in class last time out and this will be more his level. He can claim a place. The same goes for Raygale, who has failed to complete on his two latest starts, but goes well with plenty of cut in the ground and shapes like the stayer he will need to be to have any chance of getting home around this track. But for the selection we return to Jawwala.
