started slowly, always in rear group, never on terms
behind, ridden 3f out, no progress and weakened 2f out
led after 1f to over 7f out, stayed prominent, chased leaders 3f out, not pace to challenge over 1f out, kept on one pace
in rear, headway over 4f out, kept on final 2f, not troubled leaders
in touch, ridden to chase winner well over 1f out, soon one paced, lost 2nd inside final furlong
prominent when badly hampered after 1 furlong, stayed in touch, ridden over 5f out, weakened over 2f out
started very slowly, led soon after start, swerved badly left after 1f and hampered rivals, headed over 8f out, led again over 7f out, hanging right, headed 2f out, soon lost place and weakened
always in rear group, never a factor
started slowly, behind, kept on under pressure from over 1f out, never nearer
in touch when hampered after 1f, mid-division afterwards, headway 3f out, chased leaders over 2f out, kept on, never nearer
towards rear, headway from 2f out, jinked badly right at path over 1f out, not recover
behind, headway over 2f out, kept on, not troubled leaders
tracked leaders, ridden to lead 2f out, edged right entering final furlong, ran on, driven out
led early, hampered on rail after 1f, stayed prominent, stayed on from over 1f out, took 2nd near finish, not troubled winner
Look To This Day can complete a good day for Roger Charlton and Steve Drowne in the finale; dangers include E Major and Seventh Cavalary. The selection made a highly encouraging debut in a Goodwood maiden over nine furlongs that is working out well. The yard's runners usually find considerable improvement from their debuts whilst, as a daughter of In The Wings, she can be expected to improve for the softer ground and this step up in trip. The form of those around her in the race certainly suggest that she won't have to improve significantly on that form to get the better of E Major and Seventh Cavalry who have both been allotted ratings in the low eighties. The very fact that their trainers have targeted this race indicates that they are flattered by their marks, or at the very least will struggle in handicaps, and there's enough strength in depth in this race to take the pair on. Moon Sister is rated only marginally inferior and she ran a fine race in a Newbury handicap last time despite racing too keenly for her own good; the form looks solid and she should be in the mix. Civitas Filius is another to have shown promise and the Simcock string are in good form whilst Fortune City and Interchange both look the part on paper and are well worth a second look in the ring. An unusually interesting race of its type and one that could be worth watching with one eye on the future given the yards that are represented but as far as our immediate concerns are concerned we just need to Look To This Day.
