Not surprisingly there is little form for backers to go on in this two-year-old seller and there are some interesting newcomers including three from the stable of David Evans with Joyously looking the pick of his trio over Littleportnbrandy and Welsh Dresser, who will surely do better over further, but experience may prove to be decisive and preference is for CRAZY IN LOVE. Bill Turner tends to do pretty well with his runners in this grade and the daughter of Bertolini looks worth siding with having run promisingly on her debut in a Lingfield maiden on the Polytrack with her dam sire Efisio being an influence for handling the testing ground. Kevin Ryan saddles a son of Compton Place in Copex and she has to be respected on her debut for a stable in good form, while Mick Channon's Imperial Waltzer was well held on similar ground in a maiden at Folkestone at the beginning of the month when looking as though she would ideally want further and looks best watched. Joyously and the other two runners from the yard to David Evans have to be respected but a better bet looks to be Crazy In Love.
Imperial Waltzer 10-1 (9-3) Soon pushed along in rear, never a factor, 6th of 8, 11l behind Novabridge (9-3) at Folkestone 5f 2yo mdn (5) hvy.
Copex Compton Place filly out of May Light.
Crazy In Love 14-1 (8-2) Led 1f, tracked leaders, ridden halfway, weakened over 1f out, 6th of 10, 7l behind Primo Lady (8-2) at Lingfield 5f 2yo mdn fll auc stks (6) pol in Mar.
Fit For Purpose (IRE) Bahri filly out of Another Rainbow.
Hannah Cann Indesatchel filly out of Bullion.
Joyously Needwood Blade filly out of Lambadora.
Littleportnbrandy (IRE) Camacho filly out of Sharplaw Destiny.
Welsh Dresser (IRE) King's Best filly out of Welsh Motto.
